High cost of living, falling real wages — you might be surprised, but they’re not just British problems.
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We’re not facing the 1970s, but we’re not returning to the 2010s either.
A mixture of inflation and frozen tax thresholds mean it’s almost just a matter of time
It’s cheap, inflation is back (but not too much of it), and it’s becoming friendlier to shareholders.
Widely disliked, yet quietly outperforming. Investors should take note.
The history of state capital allocation is not encouraging.
The US might be a miracle economy, but there’s such a thing as too high a price to pay.
Periods of elevated uncertainty tend to be persistent, making life tricky for investors.
Investors remain confused but gloomy about growth prospects.
Rising rates and diving transactions suggest that further price falls are only a matter of time.