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BoE governor declines to declare victory, but inflation is expected to continue to fall after protracted series of rate rises
Britain’s ambition to lead technological transformation is hobbled by inertia in both the public and private sectors
The question of whether trash talk really harms the country is not as mad as it appears
Globalisation has not levelled the economic playing field — instead, wealth is more concentrated than ever
Downturn in manufacturing deepens, survey shows
Latest data suggest stronger than expected economic resilience and easing inflation
Unexpected drop in consumer price growth has made the country less of an international outlier
Sterling rose against dollar on new data but economists say impact of tightening yet to be fully felt
The green energy blueprint is unlikely to be a Holy Grail that enables the UK to escape this long, painful period of stagnation
Chancellor wants pension funds to invest more in start-ups and other fast-growing companies
Central bank survey shows companies expect inflationary pressures to persist over the coming year
For the situation to improve, policymakers must act as if they are under a stabilisation programme
Economists say febrile jobs market is driving price pressures, with central bank tightening set to continue until it cools down
With inflation stubbornly high, interest rates are likely to go up even further. Some investors fear long-term stagnation
Services sector helps GDP expand 0.2% in April but prospect of higher interest rates cloud outlook
Also in today’s newsletter: Eurozone in recession, Turkey’s central bank chief, and how the pandemic has disrupted the dating cycle
If Labour wins the next election, it is likely to encounter a much harsher environment than when it won power in 1997
Commercial sector demand pushes PMI reading to highest level since February, even as housebuilding falls sharply
To raise home ownership, blockages in the planning and tax system need to be removed
Also in this newsletter: DeSantis gets ready to declare, chips battle rages on, sight loss in the workplace
Shadow chancellor endorses muscular industrial policy but says spending must comply with fiscal rules
Outlook notes that inflation remains ‘stubbornly high’
Capital records smallest impact from coronavirus, highlighting the challenge of levelling up Britain
Also in this newsletter: ECB ‘too lax’ in supervising banks, Autonomy founder extradited to US, science round-up
BoE no longer expects long contraction, due to lower energy prices and stronger global growth
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