“Reeves has bitten off far more than she can chew…I don't know a single person of demonstrable economic expertise anywhere near the top of this government.”
Financial markets are “increasingly concerned” about Labour's handling of the economy, @LiamHalligan tells @AfNeil.
This from James Dyson is a decent read and i’d agree with it. He has built a business strong enough to cope with most outside pressures but as he points out. The gamblers and the ones who have risked are the ones getting hit.
The budget hasn't just thrown shit in the fan of farm succession. It has also led to a near immediate loss of liquidity. That spells trouble for small rural businesses and for wildlife. Bizarrely the eNGOs and Greens stay silent. Read more here. https://t.co/1gyMwp2ocO
“Consumers don't produce inflation. Producers don't produce inflation. Inflation is produced only by too much government spending and too much government creation of money, and nothing else.”
— Milton Friedman
Brilliant explainer from @thisfarmlife thanks Charles. But reader, please avoid the comments as it would appear the small fraction of 🥜 have all commented at once…
Those awful Brexit obsessed Brits only managed to raise their Composite PMI from 52.1 to 52.9. Too much tea-drinking and debating VAR decisions I expect.
Meanwhile the Euro area Composite PMI magnificently surged to 47.9 showing its all-round superiority
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The misconception of #Soil organic carbon sequestration notion: when do we achieve #climate benefit?
Petersson, Antoniella, Chiriacò, Perugini & Chiti
@Soil_Science @wileyearthspace @CmccClimate@lucia_perugini
https://t.co/x2HiQcP3Li
Good news for the UK economy and GDP this morning.
The final seasonally adjusted S&P Global UK Composite PMI* registered 52.1 in December, up from 50.7 in November and above the neutral 50.0 value for the second month running.