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Economic Reviews Archive
April 2008
The big news at the moment is clearly all about interest rates and we will consider these in a moment. But there is a lot else going on in the economy...
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March 2008
Bad news sells papers, so it is hardly surprising that some commentators are predicting doom and gloom.
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February 2008
According to one major insurance company, while there will be a slowdown in the economy, we are unlikely to see outright recession.
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January 2008
If you have read enough doom and gloom about stockmarkets and interest rates, then stay with us this month.
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December 2007
After all the ups and downs of 2007, it is clear that UK PLC is not in as bad shape at the end of the year as might have been expected just a few months ago.
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November 2007
UK interest rates look set to fall which is good news for the economy generally although savers may not think so if banks continue to slash rates earlier and harder than the Bank of England does.
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October 2007
Following on from last month’s discussion of the credit squeeze, it still came as something of a surprise when Northern Rock fell prey to a “run” – the first on a UK bank for over a century.
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September 2007
Following on from last month’s discussion of the credit squeeze, it still came as something of a surprise when Northern Rock fell prey to a “run” – the first on a UK bank for over a century.
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August 2007
The big news this month has been continued volatility in equity markets
and we will be looking at the figures later. It is important, however, to consider the broader picture; the context within which markets operate.
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July 2007
It transpires that the Governor of the Bank of England
was outvoted when he wanted to increase interest rates to 5.75% in June.
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June 2007
It transpires that the Governor of the Bank of England
was outvoted when he wanted to increase interest rates to 5.75% in June.
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May 2007
Interest rates were raised to 5.5% this month,
but this conceals the real story; that the Monetary Policy Committee seriously considered a 0.5% hike to 5.75%.
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April 2007
Inflation has finally hit 3.1%;
resulting in the Governor of the Bank of England having to write his first letter to the Chancellor, after almost a decade of the current arrangement.
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March 2007
"Sleight of hand helps nobody"
“A budget for Britain’s families, for fairness and for the future”, claims the Chancellor.
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The big news at the moment is clearly all about interest rates and we will consider these in a moment. But there is a lot else going on in the economy... 
