14/03/2026 by Tony Redondo The UK economy endured a flat start to 2026, unexpectedly stagnating in January and disappointing market expectations of a 0.2% rise, […]

07/03/2026 by Tony Redondo Currency Exchange Rates Update In February, the Pound managed to rise against only 8% of the 50+ most traded currencies around

28/02/2026 by Tony Redondo Is It Me, Or Are the 1920s Calling? Mark Twain is reputed to have said that “history doesn’t repeat itself, but

21/02/2026 by Tony Redondo This week, Keir Starmer announced his government’s fifteenth major policy reversal in the 19 months since taking power in July 2024.

14/02/2026 by Tony Redondo The UK’s economic landscape is currently defined by a precarious balance between a burgeoning welfare system and stagnant growth, leading the

04/02/2026 by Stephen W Walker Britain’s productivity problem is not a puzzle, nor is it a sudden crisis that appeared out of nowhere. It is

31/01/2026 by Tony Redondo Andy Haldane, the former Chief Economist of the BoE (Bank of England) and current head of the BCC (British Chambers of

24/01/2026 by Tony Redondo The 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos marked a historic shift, as President Trump transformed the traditional sanctuary of globalist ideals

17.01.2026 by Adrian Rhodes One bad decision can kill a business – but more often it takes two or three.   This guest blog just might

10/01/2026 by Tony Redondo In 2026, the world has shifted toward a “might is right” paradigm where hard power dictates global standing. This was underscored