HeyJaredMaggie Pagano
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Will 'bond vigilantes' claim another PM? Burnham's high stakes battle (opens the original)
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In recent years, much has been blamed on so-called ‘bond vigilantes’ – financial hotshots said to be responsible for toppling leaders and dictating policy by selling – or threatening to sell – government bonds. In Britain, these supposed vigilantes are widely credited with bringing down Liz Truss as prime minister. And they are now said to be poised to pounce on Andy Burnham, as concerns about a spendthrift Labour government push the UK’s borrowing costs to their highest level since the 2008 fin
MAGGIE PAGANO: It's time for us to back British food (opens the original)
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Give up the smashed avocados. Ditch the bland blueberries. Switch instead to eating more home-grown food such as carrots, potatoes or turnips, however odd or mangled their shapes, along with British eggs, yoghurt and cheese. Buying British produce is one of the best ways we can help save the country’s farmers after one of the worst droughts in 50 years, which some analysts say may have cost the industry up to £1billion in lost revenues. The hot weather and lack of water have devastated agricultu
Kevin Warsh provided a masterclass in vagueness, says MAGGIE PAGANO (opens the original)
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Kevin Warsh, chairman of the Federal Reserve – the world’s most powerful central bank – has spoken. The problem is that no one quite knows, not yet anyway, what exactly he was trying to say. As expected, Warsh – already known for his cryptic nature – used his first speech at the Jackson Hole Symposium to avoid committing the central bank to, well, any guidance on future monetary policy, or what’s called the reaction function. He was careful to say the Fed would refrain from giving either forward
MAGGIE PAGANO: It's time to reach for the crash helmets (opens the original)
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Lord Rose knows a thing or two about what makes business tick. He's been at the heart of corporate life for more than 50 years, including as chief executive and chairman of Marks & Spencer, and then chairman of Ocado and Asda. He is still on the Asda board, chairs Zenith Vehicles and petrol forecourt retailer EG Group, and along the way has worked at Burton, Argos, Booker, Woolworths and Arcadia. So when Rose, 77, says that he has never been so disturbed about the state of British business, it's
John Healey must be bold to tackle Britain's surging debt (opens the original)
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Pity John Healey. He has been Chancellor for only a month but he is close to being the first to preside over a whopping £3trillion of national debt. Figures from the Office for National Statistics show the Government borrowed £1.8billion in July – an astonishing £700million more than a year ago. What’s more staggering is that the increase in borrowing came despite a higher tax take, because Labour spent £2billion more on welfare benefits compared with a year ago – taking the monthly bill to almo
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