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Does the new UK government really have a strong economic inheritance?
This morning I spotted something that has both serious repercussions and frankly also raises a smile so let us get straight to the Financial Times. UK chancellor John Healey has been urged by senior figures in Sir Keir Starmer’s former …

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UK GDP growth has had a relatively good start to 2026
This morning has brought some better news for the UK economy and let me start with the headline act. UK real gross domestic product (GDP) is estimated to have increased by 0.4% in Quarter 2 (Apr to June) 2026, following …

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What has gone so wrong at the UK Office for National Statistics?
Yesterday brought a rather important update from the UK Office for National Statistics. Transitioning to the online-first Transformed Labour Force Survey (TLFS) in 2027 is an important strategic priority for the Office for National Statistics (ONS) as the sustainable solution …

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Australia should have raised interest-rates today
It is time again for one of our trips to a land down under. There is quite a bit going on and into the mix a few hours ago we heard from its Reserve Bank the RBA. At its meeting … Continue reading →

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What can the UK do about house prices and its housing crisis?
Over the past few days there have been several developments in one of my earliest themes which is that housing is too expensive in the UK. Something that us linked to my campaign to make sure that housing is properly …

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