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How Burnham can avoid Starmer’s fiscal policy mistakes

How Burnham can avoid Starmer’s fiscal policy mistakes

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Fix public finances first, then increase funding for causes
The dollar is unsinkable for the foreseeable future

The dollar is unsinkable for the foreseeable future

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Central banks face a foreign exchange reserves paradox
How the Bundesbank is navigating a shifting global financial system

How the Bundesbank is navigating a shifting global financial system

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Evaluating portfolios against an evolving environment
Are we entering a post-Keynesian interregnum?

Are we entering a post-Keynesian interregnum?

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For a century, economics has taken for granted an international order that is now fraying
Labour’s succession drama leaves Burnham with the bill

Labour’s succession drama leaves Burnham with the bill

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New government must show it will not repeat Starmer’s mistakes
Türkiye is no longer a bridge – it’s a hub

Türkiye is no longer a bridge – it’s a hub

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The Ankara Nato summit marks Türkiye's strategic rise
Burnham should prioritise rebuilding EU investment support

Burnham should prioritise rebuilding EU investment support

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Britain would gain by re-engaging with European Investment Bank
A first task for the next prime minister and chancellor

A first task for the next prime minister and chancellor

Map and manage the assets Britain already owns
private credit blind spot

The blind spots in private credit

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Better data and new backstops needed
Central banks are riding the wave of persistent volatility

Central banks are riding the wave of persistent volatility

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Public investors no longer waiting for stability but investing through uncertainty
Hawk or dove? It’s too early to judge Warsh’s position 

Hawk or dove? It’s too early to judge Warsh’s position 

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Warsh’s first FOMC meeting reveals little
Central bank credibility

Central bank credibility

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It works through markets and exchange rates
Starmer quits: another reminder of political splintering

Starmer quits: another reminder of political splintering

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10 years after Brexit vote, Burnham faces West’s familiar problems
Andy Burnham

Converting capacity into credibility

Public control is not a fiscal strategy

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