This post was originally published in November 2022 but was updated in July 2023 to reflect new figures and the changing economy. The Bank of England Bank Rate has been raised to 5%, a high last seen in 2008. It’s […]
I think it would be an understatement to say that the latest mini-budget has been a bit of a disaster. The fall out was immediately felt in the stock market, where shares plunged in value across the board. But then […]
Last week, I wrote about the Bank of England’s outlook on the next two years and mentioned that quantitative easing should be thought of as printing money, but it’s important to know that no physical currency is printed – it […]
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