Larry Elliott

Thatcherism is a dead ideology – so why does it still confine our economic imagination?

The president’s protectionist policies, ripe with potential global repercussions, show how exposed Washington feels to China’s growing power, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott

When the US slashed its foreign aid budget a fortnight ago, David Lammy called it a ‘big mistake’. He was right – and it’s a mistake for the UK to do it now, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott

We are seeing a pale version of military Keynesianism, and for what? That money would be better spent fighting the climate crisis, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott

In his seven years as Bank of England governor, Carney was charming and self-confident but had a volcanic temper

Japan’s Nikkei down 3.6% on Trump tariff concerns after almost $5tn was wiped off the value of global stock markets last week

This battle between the US and China goes far beyond market turmoil – it has killed off the liberal dream of a borderless world, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott

With Rachel Reeves in the US, some clarity is needed: the global economy has been mismanaged and the US Federal Reserve does deserve criticism, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott

Disgruntled and politically footloose voters are impatient for action. Labour has to offer them a lot more than warm words, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott

Remainer fantasies still have too much sway over the Labour party.