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Inflation
Unresolved fiscal problems in the US and concerns over a hard landing in India and China could unsettle the markets this year
26 Jan 2012
The economic omens for 2012 look bleak and the UK economy is expected to return to recession, finds Peter Bartram
24 Nov 2011
Does the latest Bank of England inflation report signal that Mervyn King has given up on a 2 per cent target, asks Thomas Paterson
23 Nov 2011
The risk of a Greek debt default raises spectre of a new financial crisis
04 Jul 2011
Supporters of interest rates rise lose out to common sense
20 May 2011
Standard & Poor’s US rating cut highlights anxiety gripping global markets
20 May 2011
US jobs and Japanese fiscal strength should not occlude the risk of more shocks
15 Apr 2011
Despite the cut in fuel duty, the government is pushing greener company car fleets
15 Apr 2011
SMEs are increasingly looking abroad for growth
18 Feb 2011
Biblical-sized weather events are becoming as much of a permanent risk as interest rates. Phil Thornton examines if businesses are ready to manage that
18 Feb 2011
January shows the highest annual rate for input costs in more than two years
11 Feb 2011
The eruption of anti-government demonstrations throughout the Middle East has reinforced concerns over global recovery
07 Feb 2011
King predicted inflation would rise to between four percent and five percent, more than double the bank's two percent target.
26 Jan 2011
It is squeaky bum time for the Bank of England's monetary policy committee
18 Jan 2011
Republican success in US midterms sees the launch of QE2 despite efficacy concerns
22 Nov 2010
European debt crisis weighs on risk appetite
17 Nov 2010
Policymaker calls for no change to monetary policy
15 Nov 2010
The MPC is missing inflation targets with impunity. Does the target itself matter anymore?
27 Sep 2010
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