When The Facts Change
Liam Halligan, Konstantin KisinEconomics and politics in a fast-changing world - with Liam Halligan “When the facts change, I change my mind. What do you do ?”
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 66 | Subscribers | Read | liamhalligan.substack.com |
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Ex-Bank of England Policymaker warns UK inflation is still a problem.
Where is UK inflation going – and at a time of huge political flux and domestic turmoil, what is the future of the Bank of England and also the official fiscal watchdog, the Office for Budget Responsibility?
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When The Facts Change SHOW: The UK government on the rope, over-hyped AI stocks, the response to Japan's election and Trump's choices in Iran
Speaking from the Gulf, Liam assesses the damage being done by Labour's leadership crisis, the impact of Sanae Takaichi's victory on global market and the implications of US military action in Iran
When The Facts Change Show: Japan's dangerous election, why the Bank of England was right and Trump's choice in Iran
Liam argues why UK interest rates should stay put, examines what's at stake in Iran and explains the possible global backlash from the "yen carry trade"
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Economist, journalist, author, broadcaster. Telegraph columnist with extensive business experience. UK-based - but I travel a lot
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