Britain – Page 6 – Credit Writedowns

Credit Writedowns

Finance, Economics, and Markets

Why talk of a soft Brexit is misplaced

Secular stagnation is a policy choice

Anarchy in UK politics means lower yields and ends austerity as we know it

Some brief thoughts on Brexit negotiations and the Norway model

After Juncker-May, Britain as a tax haven is more credible

Brexit is more important politically than it is economically

Will Brexit’s trigger, now set for 29 March, mean recession?

UK interest rate dissenter signals policy divergence may be coming to an end

More on why Britain might not leave the EU and how a second referendum could happen

Why Canada is the country to watch on Trump’s trade policy