Macro View: Low interest rates and aggressive QE impact has been mediocre
Fears that extreme tools, such as negative interest rates, may prove not only ineffective but outright damaging are now adding to instability, writes David Kern
Politics
Incoherent arguments leave CFOs in the dark as Brexit D-Day looms
A momentous mid-summer day will set a path for the UK and EU, that will impact business and the economy, writes Chris Warmoll
The Secret FD: Business leaders are inconsistent on where they stand on Brexit
It is wrong for businesses to remain publicly agnostic on the issue of Brexit
An economic cost to Brexit
A UK vote to leave the EU in June 2016 would trigger economic turmoil, albeit largely in the short term, writes Danielle Haralambous
CBI: Brexit would ‘shock’ economy
CBI director-general Carolyn Fairbairn gives stark warning over potential British exit from EU
Osborne’s SME sweetener as he strengthens OECD ties
Chancellor keeps bad news to a minimum before EU referendum, but shows his support for the OECD and Britain’s army of small firms
Budget 2016: What the papers say
Sugar tax dominates headlines, while tax avoidance and business rates covered in company pages
Macro View: January rout leaves policy makers in a state of heightened uncertainty
Given the febrile mood in all markets, there is a temptation to join the gloom mongers even after the partial rebound
Tax system is making UK attractive place to do business, KPMG claims
Britain closes gap on Ireland as most appealing place to do business, owing mainly to its competitive tax system
Company bosses warn of EU exit
Around a third of FTSE 100 bosses sign letter warning of risks of leaving the EU
