by Christopher Nye | Feb 25, 2019
Over the weekend, Theresa May confirmed that she would be delaying the meaningful vote again because her negotiating team still have some details to agree with EU leaders. The news was met with dismay from MPs from all parties, with the Prime Minister promising that...
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by Christopher Nye | Feb 25, 2019
Over the weekend, Theresa May felt moved to dismiss pressure for her to step down as Prime Minister after Brexit. May has angered MPs by admitting that there will be no meaningful vote on a revised withdrawal deal this week. There was anger from across the House of...
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by Christopher Nye | Feb 22, 2019
The eurozone is having a dreadful year so far and figures released yesterday will do nothing to calm the nerves of those concerned about the economy. The PMI surveys from Markit showed that the eurozone’s manufacturing sector unexpectedly contracted in February,...
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by Christopher Nye | Feb 22, 2019
The latest public sector net borrowing figures showed that the budget surplus widened to a record £15.76 billion last month. The surplus is largely down to a sharp increase of income and capital gains tax receipts, which were up by 14%. The reading was much better...
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by Christopher Nye | Feb 22, 2019
There was some good news for Chancellor Philip Hammond yesterday, as figures released showed that UK public finances hit a record surplus in January. The latest public sector net borrowing figures showed that the budget surplus widened to £15.76 billion last month...
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