‘Fiscal credibility: It’s what is says on the (Biscuit) tin’
A credible long-term plan would strengthen investor confidence, reduce costs and let us invest in public services.
Rowan Ree
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‘Council Tax shouldn’t punish those who have the least or those we owe the most’
There can be no greater priority for those of us on the left than supporting those who need it most and to whom we owe the most.
‘Why Rachel Reeves could tweak fiscal rules without spooking the markets’
US political strategist James Carville once quipped that, after death, rather than being reincarnated as the President, he would rather come back as something more powerful: the bond market. As scary as it might sound, the bond market is…
‘Labour shouldn’t fixate on bankers’ bonuses – here’s how to fix the City’
Generally speaking, when bank regulations hit the headlines it usually means that something has gone catastrophically wrong. So what should we make of the news that the cap on bankers’ bonuses will be repealed? To be honest, not very much…