May 2024: Global growth An improving outlook
April 2024: Getting productive - Interest rate cuts are on the way
January 2024: A turning point? - Trevor considers the year ahead for economic policy
November 2023: Tight monetary stance | Watch out for the deflationary impact
August 2023: Producing a recovery - It's not just about inflation
June 2023: Building a future - A new strategy required
May 2023: The UK’s problem is growth ... not price inflation
April 2023: March 2023 statement - Not a ‘Budget for growth’
February 2023: 2023 outlook - Not as bad as feared
October 2022: Mini Budget 2022 - Betting on tax cuts to renew growth
August 2022: Growth has stalled - UK economic recession is academic
July 2022: Current account deficit - Why it matters
June 2022: Rate debate - What does the future hold?
May 2022: Uncertainty - The new normal?
April 2022: Dealing with shocks - Economic storm clouds are gathering
February 2022: On the rise, Interpreting UK prospects in 2022
November 2021: Going Nuclear, Benefits at a cost
August 2021: UK Inflation, No need for panic yet
July 2021: Fiscal Policy - Will it be tightened this year?
April 2021: Budget 2021, Heavy on detail, light on strategy
February 2021: UK Outlook - An industry perspective required
January 2021: Pandemic effects - Lingering long after the crisis
November 2020: Negative Rates - Impact on savers
October 2020: Coming adrift - Capital markets unmoored from the real economy
August 2020: Brexit - Is complacency setting in?
May 2020: Lasting effects — The economy after the pandemic
April 2020: Government Response — Planning for recovery
February 2020: UK interest rates — Set to remain lower for longer
January 2020: Looking ahead — Political certainty but economic concerns
November 2019: UK remains prepared — Capital markets debt crisis
OCTOBER 2019: Interest rates — Cuts are on the way
AUGUST 2019: Economic growth: Risk is rising
MAY 2018: Urging caution — Is a UK recession on the cards?
APRIL 2018: Are rate rises inevitable? Employing the rght data
JANUARY 2018: Challenges ahead — Looking for growth
NOVEMBER 2017: Deeper impact — The importance of real disposable incomes
OCTOBER 2017: Long and winding road — Ten years on and still feeling the effects
Coughing Up
The Economy after a pandemic
Chart 4: Economic growth to slow % annual (Eurostat, FT)
Chart d: Real household disposable income to fall this year and next (Source: OBR)
What should the Chancellor do?
Richmond Finance Directors Forum
April 2023: March 2023 statement - Not a ‘Budget for growth’