The September 2024 Economic Update provides crucial insights into the economic landscape of the UK under the Labour government, as well as the global trends shaping the future. Labour has inherited a challenging economy characterized by low productivity and a public sector in disrepair, in stark contrast to its tenure between 1997 and 2010. Key ....
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Clerkenwell Design Week 2024 showcased the best of design and innovation in London’s historic district, drawing industry leaders, designers, and enthusiasts together. The 13th edition of the event was marked by vibrant energy, even amidst unpredictable weather. Clerkenwell, once a hub for watchmaking, has evolved into a center for architectura....
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The 2024 Clerkenwell Design Week was a vibrant showcase of design innovation. Italy’s pavilion featured Natuzzi’s Melody range by Simone Bonanni, and historic venues like the Old Sessions House added unique charm.
“The Gatekeepers” sculpture by Duffy London and OrsiOrban at St. John’s Gate stood out as a notable installation. Em....
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The UK’s economic pulse has been relatively subdued since 2005, with annual growth rates averaging a mere 0.73% compared to the historical average of 2.1% since 1970. A substantial portion of household wealth, 52%, is tied up in real estate, with pensions and land accounting for 30% and 14% respectively. Real wealth, particularly in equiti....
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As we stand at the crossroads of economic stagnation and potential revitalization, it’s critical to acknowledge the capricious ceiling that labor supply constraints and chronic under-investment have imposed on our growth horizons. A modest 1.8% annual real growth rate may seem a pittance in light of histori....
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In the tapestry of global economics, money supply growth is akin to the vital threads that intertwine to sustain the vibrancy of short-term market movements. As we cast our analytical gaze back to September 2022, a subtle yet significant fraying becomes apparent—the contraction of both bank lending and broader money aggregates has sent ripples....
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Amidst the bustling cafes and gleaming office towers that form the backbone of Britain’s service-led economy, a silent storm brews in the ledger books: productivity languishes while wages gallantly soar. One cannot help but draw parallels to Icarus, whose waxen wings melted as he neared the sun—our wage growth may well be flying too clos....
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Welcome to the latest economic update for June 2023 in United Kingdom, brought to you by renowned behavioral economist Roger Martin-Fagg. The emergence of AI-powered automation has significantly transformed the UK economy, revolutionizing various sectors and driving growth. This trans-formative impact is evident in industries such as manufacturi....
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Inflation is a three-way tug of war between household, business and the government. There’s plenty of supply out there. We have 3 trillion labor hours in America alone. But it’s not as essential as it used to be because of technology. But on the other hand, healthcare costs are rising and many are concerned that our debt is growing f....
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We are in the midst of an inflationary boom. Many people have increased their incomes without increasing their output. Inflation was never going to be temporary with $17 trillion of new incomes and little increase in output. A good proportion of this money is still waiting to be spent. Already inflation is reducing its purchasing power, bu....
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