The threat of conflict breaking out on the doorstep is hanging over European indices, as hopes begin to fade that there will be ...

The financial and labour markets have batted away Omicron like an annoying fly, but worries are increasing that inflationary pressures combined with an ...

With the pandemic rolling on in many guises, the Brexit transition hitting turbulence, and the run-up to COP26 influencing housing policy, 2021 has ...

Steering a course through this autumn has been far from straightforward. I have now spoken at two Landlord Investment Shows, online. The first ...

After the experience of the past few months, you might have thought that the last thing we would have to cope with was ...

The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) sets monetary policy to meet the 2% inflation target, and in a way that helps ...

Ahead of Rishi Sunak’s summer economic statement, the air was thick with speculation about what he might do. Would he provide a scrappage ...

Sharp-eyed readers may have spotted a report in The Times a few days ago which suggested that, not only has the housing market ...

The UK letting market entered into February feeling the initial effects of COVID-19, as activity in new listings labelled ‘to let’ declined 19.3 ...

The Bank of England (BoE) has decided to cut interest rates ahead of its next meeting in late March, just hours before the ...