USD ready for a second leg higher – then what?
byOne year ago we showed the following chart to explain the relative strong dollar that was on everyone’s mind at the time. With a…
One year ago we showed the following chart to explain the relative strong dollar that was on everyone’s mind at the time. With a…
The violent exchange-rate fluctuations in pound sterling raise a host of issues that are causes for concern. Increased inflation is one of the primary…
It is widely accepted that by means of suitable monetary policies the US central bank can navigate the economy towards a growth path of…
The central theme of Donald Trump’s economic policy is trade. He promises to slash America’s trade deficit by tearing up international agreements and imposing…
Editor’s Note: The following history of fractional reserve banking, by Colin Lloyd, was kindly written especially for The Cobden Centre. William Hogarth – The…
By Jonathan Newman The FOMC has consistently overestimated future Fed Funds Rate (FFR) hikes. For a body that prides itself on super-scientific research methods and…
“Isn’t it funny when you walk into an investment firm and you see all of the financial advisers watching CNBC. That gives me the…
The annual Conservative Party conference commenced last Sunday, and the media focus was mostly about the Government’s stance on Brexit. This is hardly surprising,…
The ancient Romans failed to leave any systematic body of thoughts on economics, just like the ancient Greeks had failed to. Indeed, many of…
I was recently flattered to be asked how I envisaged the dreaded ‘helicopter money’ working if it were not to simply add further to…
