If you have young children or grandchildren, you may have read “Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day” by American author Judith Viorst. Well, that’s what last week was like on the European continent from an economic perspective. (more…)
The Chancellor’s Autumn Statement produced few surprises and no giveaways.
In March 2013, George Osborne’s job security looked similar to that of a Premier League manager. Talk was of a triple dip recession, government borrowing was stuck at £120bn and the Office for Budget Responsibility was running out of red ink for its projections. (more…)
