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On our 70th episode, James explains to our UK economist Daniel Mahoney why he thinks the energy price cap policy will mean that the UK will narrowly miss entering a recession.
Plus, as energy prices become slightly weaker drivers of inflation, what other costs are likely to affect our cost of living?
That and more to bring you up to date in under 15 minutes.
On this week’s Economic Update with Handelsbanken's UK chief economist James Sproule and UK economist Daniel Mahoney. Following news that Liz Truss will be the UK's new prime minister, James and Daniel look at the key issues on the new PM's to-do list, including the cost of living crisis, inflation and the housing market. There's a lot to talk about but we've distilled it into under 15 minutes.
Sonia Rothwell and Daniel Mahoney reflect on last week's multiple economic data releases, including inflation, consumer confidence and labour market figures.
Plus, you might remember that the European Central Bank was facing a difficult decision on how it could tackle inflation AND reign in Italian and German government bond yields – what did it decide?
And looking ahead to the rest of the Summer, Dan sets out the differences in economic thinking between the two candidates vying to become the UK's next Prime Minister.
All in under 15 minutes.
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SME landlords are planning to expand their portfolios in the year ahead as optimism about residential and commercial property builds despite fears of an economic downturn and the cost of living crisis.
Join our UK Chief Economist James Sproule as he talks to Sonia Rothwell about the survey and the economic backdrop to our respondents' optimism.
Download the Handelsbanken SME Landlord Survey here: https://www.handelsbanken.co.uk/tron/gbpu/info/contents/v1/document/52-148019
On this week’s Economic Update.
After the recent political upheaval, we dig into how candidates to succeed Boris Johnson plan to manage the economy.
Plus: UK productivity figures came out last week, showing a mixed picture but with some positive news, we’ll find out what it is.
And there was some interesting and timely research into the housing market, specifically holiday homes which we'll look into.
All in under 15 minutes.
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