Comment in The Financial Times, 22 November 2024
UK inflation data could portend a soft landing ahead
Comment in The Financial Times, 21 July 2023
Understanding UK Inflation
BBC Radio 4 PM, 19 July 2023
Latest Inflation Figures
BBC World at One, 24 May 2023
UK Economy – Rate Decision
Bloomberg TV, 3 February 2023
IMF Forecast
BBC Newsnight, 31 January 2023
Could the UK ever be a low tax economy?
BBC Radio 4 ‘Analysis’, 14 March 2022
What is happening to the UK Labour Market?
BBC Radio 4 ‘Analysis’, 1 November 2021
UK Inflation and Interest Rates
BBC Radio 4 ‘Today Show’, 30 October 2021
G7 Summit and Tax Reform
Bloomberg TV, 11 June 2021
Biden’s global corporate tax plans are brave and bold
Comment in The Financial Times and on Chatham House Website, 15 April 2021.
Ditch zombie companies and embrace entrepreneurs
Comment in The Financial Times, 18th September 2020
Market Rally Contains Hopeful Message for the Economy
Comment in The Financial Times and on Chatham House website, 21st August 2020
Covid-19 has exposed weakness in our favoured measures of inflation
Article in The Times, 10th July 2020
Needed: bankers with nerves of steel to end era of low interest rates
Comment in The Times, 17th December 2019
Reasons why a no-deal Brexit would suit the EU– 19th October 2017
“The British should realise that their quarrelling is beside the point.”
Brexit: Two-track trade talks are best for UK – 9th August 2016
“There is general confusion over who is in charge of Britain’s trade negotiations with the EU.”
Why cutting UK interest rates now is too risky – 13th July 2016
“The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee meets this week and expectations are high that it will ease policy to offset the negative effects of Brexit. A better decision would be to stand firm.”
London’s new airport runway: the case for Gatwick – 9th December 2015
“A subcommittee of the UK cabinet is expected to meet this week to decide whether to endorse the Davies Commission’s recommendation that a new runway be built at Heathrow airport rather than Gatwick.”
Osborne should leave our pensions alone – 23rd July 2015
“The UK chancellor’s most radical idea in a radical budget was to turn the current system of pension taxation on its head.”