Three challenges new PM Sunak faces to steady the UK ship
As Rishi Sunak faces the difficult challenge of reassuring investors, reuniting his party and regaining voters’ trust, Schroders assesses the key tasks confronting the former Chancellor of the Exchequ...
Schroders 27th Oct 2022
The Week: Government spending soars to $65 trillion
Global government spending has increased by a quarter over the pandemic. It’s a tough time to be in charge of the government’s purse strings.
Adviser-Hub 6th Apr 2022
Spring Statement 2022: crisis in the cost of living
Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak’s 2022 Spring Statement acknowledged the rising cost of living but did little to address it in the short-to-medium term.
Adviser-Hub 4th Apr 2022
UK market review: UK policymakers set to tighten?
Interest rates are widely expected to rise at the October meeting of the BoE’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC).
Adviser-Hub 3rd Nov 2021
The Week: Is this really a ‘new age of optimism’?
The Chancellor delivered a boosterish budget, hailing a ‘new age of optimism’. Has the normally-measured Rishi Sunak been drinking some of the Prime Minister’s Kool-Aid? Could the UK economy be over t...
Adviser-Hub 28th Oct 2021
The Week: Can Britain bounce back?
As Chancellor Sunak gives a depressing view of the UK economy in his Spending Review, tax rises appear inevitable.
Adviser-Hub 26th Nov 2020
Extraordinary measures
The Covid-19 pandemic is set to deal a lasting blow to the UK economy and labour market, according to Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak at his Spending Review.
Adviser-Hub 25th Nov 2020
“Whatever it takes”
Less than a week after the Budget, Chancellor the Exchequer Rishi Sunak revealed a package of measures designed to help the UK economy withstand the financial impact of the coronavirus.
Adviser-Hub 18th Mar 2020
The Week: What markets really, really want...
Markets have their fiscal and monetary stimulus, but still they’re not happy. What would it take to improve market sentiment?
Adviser-Hub 12th Mar 2020
Hey, big spender
Hot on the heels of the Bank of England’s emergency rate cut, Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak delivered his first Budget since his appointment in February 2020.
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