Quantitative easing

The media circus around Brexit is currently the focus of virtually all economic commentary on the UK. This fixation is

A new year always offers the chance of a reset, of evolved thoughts, ideas and insights. Even though many will

THE UK market felt the impact of Brexit last year as politicians scrambled to reach a deal on Britain’s fast

Optimists believe that the last decade of roiling financial crisis and austerity is behind us, and that current fears of trade

Has the EU overstepped the mark by rejecting Italy’s budget? Matthew Elliott, senior political adviser to Shore Capital, says YES.

Home ownership is increasingly out of the reach of younger adults in the UK. The share of those aged 25-34

  Debate: Are British high street banks a good opportunity for investors at the moment? Yes – Richard Buxton is

The Bank of England today left monetary policy unchanged amid “greater uncertainty” in markets on the Brexit process and a

The European Central Bank (ECB) is on course to complete its €1.1 trillion (£780bn) euro money printing programme, according to

Christian Schulz, senior economist at Berenberg, says YesSince early 2013, when Japan’s QE became imminent, its average quarterly annualised GDP

European Central Bank executive board member Yves Mersch has said it won't be ending its government bond buying programme prematurely,

George Osborne's management of the economy has been credited with winning the Conservatives the election. Despite repeated criticism and warnings