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Jul 19
Ahead of Andy Burnham becoming Prime Minister tomorrow, this blog argues that some modest front-loaded consolidation could result in increased credibility with the gilt market and therefore lower borrowing costs. hubs.la/Q04pVmzW0
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Jul 25
#WeekendReading 🔖 The latest #inflation figures showed signs of cooling, but what is likely to happen in the months -and year - ahead? @Econdixon's new #blog explores some different scenarios and -spoiler- there is not much good news ⤵️
UK Inflation: The Calm Before the Energy Price Storm Hits - NIESR
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Jul 25
#WeekendReading 🔖 Can shifting power away from Westminster truly fix regional inequality in the UK? In our last #MondayInterview, @AdrianPabst1 assessed Andy Burnham’s ambitious devolution push—including proposals like a "No 10 North" and explored whether shifting fiscal power
Assessing Burnham’s Devolution Drive - NIESR
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Jul 24
Can Andy Burnham deliver on his ambitious public investment goals without rethinking the UK's fiscal rules? In his latest #blog Director David Aikman looks at why front-loading fiscal adjustments might be necessary and may be the most credible route to get some 'economic
Should Burnham Front-Load The Fiscal Squeeze? - NIESR
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Jul 22
⚡️Inflation down but not out ⚡️ 📉 Our latest #inflation tracker has been published and suggests that, while recent drops offer relief, underlying price pressures—from energy caps to global supply chain volatility—mean the fight against inflation isn't over yet. Read more
Inflation: Down, But Not Out - NIESR
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