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Long-Term Bond Yields and Credit Ratings
It’s been another tricky week for those in sovereign credit markets. On Tuesday, independent debt-rating agency Standard & Poor’s (S&P) downgraded the credit ratings for Portugal and Greece. Greece’s debt rating fell by two notches to BB- and Portugal’s by … Continue reading
The Public Sector Debt Legacy
Mr. Osbourne vowed that the Government would “put fuel in the tank of the British economy” in last week’s Budget announcement and duly earned the headlines, but public finances continue to be the biggest contributor to overall government debt. The … Continue reading
Posted in Debt, Economics, Public Sector, UK
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TPI – the lost measure of inflation
This by-line reproduces a chart that appeared alongside the write up of inflation in today’s print version of City A.M.. It compares measures of monthly inflation in the UK between 1989 and the latest figures for February, published yesterday. Tweet
Posted in Economics, Inflation, UK
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Life expectancy – how it fluctuates in a generation
Life expectancy at birth is, for good reason, an oft-cited statistic used to measure and compare the quality-of-life differences between countries. First of all, the expectation of a longer life is considered to be a good thing, and increasing it … Continue reading
Posted in Demographics, OECD, Well-being
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US PPI – February figures on Wednesday
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) releases its monthly survey of the Producer Price Index (PPI) on Wednesday. The PPI – which used to be known as “the Wholesaler’s Price Index” – measures the average prices domestic producers receive … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Inflation, Manufacturing, USA
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