While keeping a close eye on Westminster (again) today, traders will also be aware of a number emerging mid-morning from
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About Julian Harris
I am City A.M's deputy editor, having joined the newsroom in late 2010 as an economics reporter.
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Less than a year has passed since Theresa May danced on stage at the Tory party conference and told party
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A policy may be considered well-balanced if it is attacked fiercely by two opposing extremes in the surrounding debate. Perhaps
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Analysts at Deutsche Bank triggered sighs across the City yesterday with an attempt to coin the term “Borisnomics”. The portmanteau, as
There lies great danger in normalising the extraordinary political events of our time. In the last 24 hours alone, reports
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Last week Bank of England governor Mark Carney said these types of funds were "built on a lie"
Imagine this: a young person finds themselves in financial trouble, perhaps as a consequence of their own actions, and can’t
Do you know what a think tank is, and can you name one? An amusing survey published yesterday revealed a
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