An update from among the parliamentarians. […]
The Prime Minister has bought herself time – but not yet political authority An update from among the parliamentarians
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Blue or red – now it matters Why the swing towards socialism cannot last
Why the swing towards socialism cannot last. […]
A tale of two parties Adrian Pepper reflects on the Labour and Conservative party conferences
Adrian Pepper reflects on the Labour and Conservative party conferences. […]
The politics of residential property investment Now that the political party conference season is over, Ian Fletcher, Director of Policy at the BPF, shares his thoughts on housing policy directions
Now that the political party conference season is over, Ian Fletcher, Director of Policy at the BPF, shares his thoughts on housing policy directions. […]
Housing is now at the top of the political agenda Our Westminster insider shares his thoughts on the latest political developments
Our Westminster insider shares his thoughts on the latest political developments. […]
London property faces a bear market in 2018 Why the UK is heading for a period of stagflation
Why the UK is heading for a period of stagflation. […]
Europe faces macro storm clouds this autumn My predictions for the next few months
My predictions for the next few months. […]
A view from the inside Our political insider Adrian Pepper on the recent developments in Westminster
Our political insider Adrian Pepper on the recent developments in Westminster. […]
France’s election and global financial risks
The French election is a game changer for global financial markets for multiple reasons. One: the worst case scenario of far right (Le Pen) and far left (Melenchon) as second round candidates for the Elysee Palace on May 7th is no longer a systemic risk. This was the reason the Chicago Volatility Index (VIX) plunged […]
