Economic Analysis
The Great Retirement Divide: Why the Self-Employed Pension Crisis is a Ticking Time Bomb
The self-employed face a retirement crisis, funding 100% of their pensions without employer aid. This post explores the economic risks and solutions.
Beyond the Chip: Why Electricity is the New Kingmaker in the AI Economy
The AI race isn’t just about silicon chips anymore. The real bottleneck is electricity, creating a new investment paradigm focused on energy and infrastructure.
Turbulence Over Somerset: Why the Leonardo Helicopter Strike is a Bellwether for the Global Economy and Investors
A strike at Leonardo UK’s helicopter plant is more than a labor dispute; it’s a key indicator of economic pressure, investor risk, and supply chain fragility.
Beyond the Headlines: UK Unemployment Hits 3-Year High – What It Means for Your Finances
The UK unemployment rate has hit a 3-year high of 5%. We analyze what this means for the economy, investors, and the future of work in Great Britain.
The Hidden Cost of Convenience: When ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Buys Groceries
A deep dive into the rising trend of using Buy Now, Pay Later for essentials, exploring the implications for consumer debt, fintech, and the global economy.
One Vote, Nine Views: Is the Bank of England’s Decision-Making Process Flawed?
The Bank of England’s MPC has nine expert views on the economy but often lands on one interest rate decision. Is this groupthink, and what are the risks?
Paradise Under Pressure: A Financial Deep Dive into the Tourism Sector’s Economic Crisis
Island tourism faces a perfect storm of soaring costs and cautious consumers. This analysis explores the economic crisis and the role of finance and tech.
The Hidden Economic Threat to Jersey’s Financial Empire: A Family Affordability Crisis
Jersey’s status as a global finance hub is at risk from a growing family affordability crisis, threatening its ability to attract and retain top talent.
Solving the Market: Why Navigating the Economy is Like Cracking the Ultimate Crossword Puzzle
The skills needed to solve a complex crossword puzzle are a powerful metaphor for navigating the intricate worlds of finance, investing, and economics.
The City’s Crocodile Tears: Are Finance Recruitment Woes a Myth?
The City of London’s recruitment “blues” may be a myth. A look at the data shows a self-inflicted crisis masking deeper issues of culture and inequality.
The Ministry of Truth on Wall Street: Are Orwellian Narratives Shaping Your Portfolio?
Orwell’s ‘1984’ isn’t just a novel; it’s a playbook for understanding the manipulative language used in modern finance, economics, and investing.
Shutdown Averted: Decoding the Economic Fallout and What It Means for Investors
A deal ends the government shutdown, but the economic and market risks linger. Here’s what investors and business leaders need to know now.