Hermione Taylor is a Central Banking Hub Reporter. She focuses on business and economics, with particular expertise in capital markets, economic policy, and the global economy, as well as topics related to finance, trading, and commodities. Hermione's insights have been featured in the Financial Times, Fool UK, and Investors Chronicle.
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By: Hermione Taylor
Inflation fears are rising, but markets are doing the work of interest rate hikes
By: Hermione Taylor
Why local polls might dent market confidence in Labour’s plans
The popular cryptocurrency is up nearly 20 per cent since the conflict began, but it’s not a one-way bet
The UK will be bruised by this energy crisis, but it is not our biggest economic threat
We distrust bespoke pricing in the UK – but are happy to enjoy the discounts it delivers
Investors will have to grapple with political uncertainty and a worsening economic outlook if someone steps up to the prime minister
Collectables delight us even though they financially underperform
UK government debt is lower than feared – but there still might not be room for giveaways
The party’s popularity is growing faster than its economic plans
By: Hermione Taylor
We build wealth through work first – and there probably isn’t a shortcut
