Incoming president of the EU Joseph Muscat (Malta) has declared that the EU will not be prepared to allow the UK to be part of the single m...

As if there was not enough turmoil in the world...He's only gone and done it, the Don has taken the Whitehouse, the most powerful seat ...

It is fairly typical of the tabloid press in the UK, to deliberately misunderstand news and attempt to mislead the public citing 'fur...

Today, the High Court has ruled that the UK will not be able to trigger article 50 [needed to exit the EU] without debating it in Parliam...

Canada and the EU have now completed the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement known as CETA, requiring all EU member states to endor...

Having completed my introductory post regarding Brexit and trying hard not to let it degenerate into a rant..The first question this blog ...

So, at long last, there is a new 'play-thing' for us amateur economists to pontificate over - BREXIT. It's not like we are com...

As expected, the news has just come through that the Bank of England has officially cut it's base rate for the first time in nine year...

After years of waiting for the next interest rate announcement, it may finally be announced today. Up until the Brexit vote, I am sure most ...

Increasingly, even the most pessimistic observers are finding that the main economic indicators are signalling a strong recovery from the f...

I have always said that recovery from this financial crisis was always going to be slow, and I don't mean months, but years maybe 5 or 6...

Whilst the economy needs steady management with long-term goals in mind, Modern politics does not really allow for long-term planning. Alre...