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Markets and the Tipping Point

John Nugée 22 April 2018 22 April 2018All articles, Financial Regulation, Global Economy, UK economy

Since the start of 2018, volatility and risk have returned to markets. After a very quiet 2017, this should not surprise us; indeed the bigger question is not why markets are more volatile than last year, but why, given the political and economic backdrop, they are not more nervous still.

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Understanding inflation

John Nugée 29 October 2017 29 October 2017All articles, Central Banking, Global Economy, UK economy

After our recent series on the challenges facing central banks, we continue to get questions about why, when there is so much else for them to worry about, they have such an ongoing concern about inflation.

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