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Recession Watch
Households have been shielded from much of the Bank's tightening so far. That will soon begin to change.
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That '70s Show
2022 is going to be a painful year. But learning the wrong lessons would make it even more so.
Duncan Weldon
May 19
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Reasons to hike
The best argument for Bank of England tightening isn't about inflation expectations. It's because everyone else is doing it.
Duncan Weldon
May 10
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Five takeaways from the Bank of England
The outlook is grim. But the Bank is signalling that policy will not be as aggressive as markets expect.
Duncan Weldon
May 6
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Corporate Britain: Not as healthy as it looks
Headline numbers can be deceptive
Duncan Weldon
May 4
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Five things to read
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Apr 28
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What were central banks supposed to do?
Inflation is uncomfortably high. But central banks faced a tough trade-off.
Duncan Weldon
Apr 22
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How are consumers responding to the squeeze?
Borrowing is rising. But so too is financial distress.
Duncan Weldon
Apr 20
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