uk economy

The BoE should keep rates steady, but some policymakers will likely vote again to raise rates given high inflation and inflation risks.

Recent data suggest that the BoE could pause in cutting rates when it meets in February.

Falling job vacancies could see sharp increases in unemployment in the US and UK, while the EA and Australia look further from this point.

We look at five of the biggest developments across global markets for the week ending 15 June 2024

This week’s charts begin with a look at a daily time series for the Chinese economy

This week’s charts begin with a visualisation of how countries dominated by their capital city

This week’s charts begin with a new visualisation of European inflation

Last week, London-based economist and founder of Longview Economics Chris Watling walked into a pub and ordered three pints of beer. The barman poured the pints and...

Veteran investor Jonathan Pain has described the price action of the last 48 hours exquisitely - "even a stunned mullet would be moved by recent events." In the face...

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