24 January 2017 The S&P 500 May Have Already Peaked say Capital Economics

The Standard and Poors 500 (S&P-500) share index is close to peaking, according to analysis by Economist John Higgins of Capital Economics.

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24 January 2017 UK Government Expected to Undershoot Official Borrowing Forecasts, Hammond Could Even Borrow More

Positive public sector finance data from the ONS confirms a continued gradual improvement in the UK’s public finances with an expected impact from the Brexit vote failing to materialise.

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16 January 2017 Europe Really Does Need Access to London Following Brexit

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13 January 2017 British Pound’s Slide to Cost English Premier League Football Clubs in January Transfer Window

The devaluation of Pound Sterling is set to have a major financial impact on English Premier League football clubs in this year’s January transfer window.

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12 January 2017 hard-Brexit: Forget the Fear and Move Forward

Mihir Kapadia, CEO and Founder of Sun Global Investments says even under a hard Brexit, we can continue to operate in full confidence on our economy.

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11 January 2017 UK Exporters Getting Fat Off the Weaker Pound and Failing to Grow International Market Share

An expected structural rotation of the UK economy away from an unhealthy addiction on imports to one that is able to export more, is not happening.

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11 January 2017 Industrial and Manufacturing Production Surges, Economy Becoming More Balanced

A surprise jump in UK manufacturing and industrial production activity confirms the economy remains defiant in the face of forecasts for a slowdown in 2017.

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