Dan Hardie is a journalist who writes for Central Banking, focusing on economic and financial news. He covers topics such as inflation, central bank policies, debt deals, and political developments that impact the banking sector. With a keen interest in global economics, Dan provides insightful analysis and updates on the latest developments in central banking.
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By: Dan Hardie
Keir Starmer is meeting with the First Ministers of Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales today and tomorrow, and with the UK’s metro mayors on Tuesday. This will make Starmer the first Prime Minister to meet with the heads of the UK’s devolved governments and its metropolitan mayors so soon after taking office.
Andriy Pyshnyy speaks about Ukraine’s financial stability and need for investment
By: Dan Hardie
Many Labour voters who stuck with the party in the 2019 and 2024 General Elections might switch their support in future elections, a new report finds.
Defence Secretary John Healey has left the Labour Conference early in order to chair an emergency meeting on the growing crisis in the Middle East, according to Sky News.
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