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Uncapped: Why the Bank of England’s Big Bet on Banker Bonuses Could Reshape UK Finance
The Bank of England has scrapped the banker bonus cap. This blog post explores the history, rationale, and vast implications for the UK economy and finance.
The Inflation Tightrope: Why the IMF is Sounding the Alarm for the UK Economy
The IMF warns the Bank of England against early rate cuts, fearing high inflation could become entrenched in the UK economy. What does this mean for you?
UK Jobs Market: A Summer of Stability or the Calm Before the Storm?
The UK jobs market showed summer stability, but a deeper look at the data reveals a complex picture of record wage growth and falling vacancies.
UK Unemployment Ticks Up: A Warning Sign for the Economy and Investors?
The UK unemployment rate has risen to 4.8%, driven by youth joblessness. We analyze the deep implications for the economy, investors, and the stock market.
The Summer Cooldown: Deconstructing the UK’s 4.7% Wage Growth and Its Impact on the Economy
UK wage growth moderated to 4.7%, a key signal for the economy. This analysis explores its impact on inflation, investing, the stock market, and fintech.
Market Crossroads: 5 Critical Signals for Investors to Watch This Week
A pivotal week awaits markets with key US inflation data, retail sales, a Bank of England decision, and Fed speakers set to drive major trading activity.
The End of the Dip: Why Mortgage Rates Are Climbing Again and What It Signals for the UK Economy
For the first time since February, UK mortgage rates are rising, signaling lender caution amid economic uncertainty. Discover the reasons why and the impact.