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A new dawn

A new dawn

21 Jan 2021

US President Joe Biden wasted no time on his first day in office, as he moved to reverse some of Donald Trump’s most controversial policies. Mr Biden signed a…

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One last hurrah

One last hurrah

20 Jan 2021

In his last days as President, Donald Trump has pardoned a host of people with personal ties to him and some—if viewed from a critical point of view—which…

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Act big

Act big

19 Jan 2021

Later today, former Fed Chair Janet Yellen will lay out the case for the incoming President’s proposed $1.9tn Covid-19 relief package. Yellen will speak at her…

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Late to the party

Late to the party

18 Jan 2021

A negative tone is still lingering in the markets following a sour end to the week, which saw a commodity sell-off and equity jitters on account of excess…

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Back in business

Back in business

18 Jan 2021

The Chinese economy expanded at a rate of 6.5% in the fourth quarter of 2020, which was far ahead of the performance of other big countries and outstrips…

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Long road ahead

Long road ahead

15 Jan 2021

The President-elect Joe Biden, has put a new economic rescue plan as his top legislative priority. He has announced a $1.9tn stimulus package will be brought…

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UK-EU border friction - the ‘new norm’

UK-EU border friction - the ‘new norm’

14 Jan 2021

The EU’s Chief Brexit negotiator has warned that cross-Channel trade will be subject to regulatory friction indefinitely. In a frank interview, Michel Barnier…

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Clinging to power

Clinging to power

13 Jan 2021

Democrats are likely to impeach President Trump today after Vice-President Mike Pence decided against actioning the 25th amendment to remove Trump from office.…

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By choice or by force

By choice or by force

12 Jan 2021

Yesterday, House Democrats brought a second article of impeachment against Donald Trump before lawmakers for inciting an insurrection. Today, the…

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Enduring legacy

Enduring legacy

11 Jan 2021

For many, the images of a pro-Trump group storming the US Capitol was a rude awakening to the power of propaganda in the digital age and a cautionary tale about…

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Doing the double

Doing the double

11 Jan 2021

Donald Trump could become the only US President in history to be impeached twice, despite opposition from senior lawmakers on both sides of the US Senate.…

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Leaving the chaos behind

Leaving the chaos behind

08 Jan 2021

A mere 65 days post-election, Donald Trump has finally conceded defeat to his Democratic rival Joe Biden. Trump sought to distance himself from Wednesday’s…

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Madness in DC

Madness in DC

07 Jan 2021

Yesterday, angry Trump supporters stormed the US capitol building, forcing lawmakers to halt proceedings that would have certified Joe Biden’s presidential…

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It’s looking like a blue sweep

It’s looking like a blue sweep

06 Jan 2021

Democratic Pastor Raphael Warnock, of the Martin Luther King Jr’s Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, has declared victory in one of the two key senate seat…

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Lockdown number three

Lockdown number three

05 Jan 2021

As expected, the escalation of coronavirus cases in the past few weeks has forced the government to subject the UK to a third lockdown that will last six weeks.…

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New year, old issues

New year, old issues

04 Jan 2021

Looking at news headlines, the Christmas holiday wasn’t much of break for financial markets. Starting with the US, Congress finally approved the long-awaited…

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On the rise

On the rise

04 Jan 2021

Speaking on the Andrew Marr show on Sunday, Boris Johnson admitted that the government are constantly reviewing the rise in coronavirus cases and are entirely…

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Is today the day?

Is today the day?

24 Dec 2020

Overnight, Britain and the EU have been finalising a post-Brexit free trade agreement, which would stop the UK crashing out of the EU’s single market on Jan 1st…

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Running down the clock

Running down the clock

23 Dec 2020

In a classic sign of ‘tunnel negotiations’, the UK leader and President of the European Commission held secret talks to try and unlock a compromise on…

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Light at the end of the tunnel

Light at the end of the tunnel

22 Dec 2020

Late last night, US Senators voted to approve a $900bn fiscal stimulus package, the second largest economic relief bill in American history. The legislation…

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The final straw

The final straw

21 Dec 2020

The UK is in serious trouble heading into the Christmas holiday. Not only have we discovered a new, more infectious strain of coronavirus which is causing…

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One down, one to go

One down, one to go

21 Dec 2020

Following the discovery of a new, more infectious strain of coronavirus in the UK, 10 EU countries have so far banned travel to the UK, with some also…

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Fresh hurdles

Fresh hurdles

18 Dec 2020

Brexit negotiations have been further complicated with the UK raising that the argument that exemption of the €750bn rescue package from the level playing field…

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The final push

The final push

17 Dec 2020

Overnight, the US Federal Reserve pledged to purchase at least $120bn of debt per month until more substantial pandemic progress has been achieved. Fed…

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Deal or no deal

Deal or no deal

16 Dec 2020

The UK government is looking at revamping its shipping tax and regulation regime in order to complete with Singapore in the post-Brexit era. According to…

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The ticking clock

The ticking clock

15 Dec 2020

The EU’s Chief Negotiator said yesterday that a post-Brexit trade agreement was still possible but would hinge on a breakthrough in negotiations on key issues,…

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The wait continues

The wait continues

14 Dec 2020

Rather unfortunately, we start this week reflecting on the little Brexit progress that has been made. Having missed yesterday’s deadline, with neither the EU…

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Another missed deadline

Another missed deadline

14 Dec 2020

Both sides have agreed to extend negotiations on a post-Brexit deal, after Sunday’s ‘deadline’ for a trade agreement came and went without either the UK or EU…

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A mixed bag

A mixed bag

11 Dec 2020

Brexit deadline number eight has expired with the anticipated results of a no deal. Boris Johnson said that the deal on offer at the moment isn’t right for the…

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Another Brexit deadline

Another Brexit deadline

10 Dec 2020

The mood surrounding Brexit negotiations took a turn for the worse last night after three hours of ‘frank’ talks in Brussels ended without a resolution on the…

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Back to Brussels

Back to Brussels

09 Dec 2020

Boris Johnson will hold face-to-face Brexit talks with Ursula von der Leyen in Brussels today, amid continuing deadlock in the negotiations. Chief negotiators…

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Desperation time

Desperation time

08 Dec 2020

The UK’s Prime Minister is scheduled to hold last ditch face-to-face talks with European Commission President, Ursula von der Leyen, today in Brussels as hopes…

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The eleventh hour

The eleventh hour

07 Dec 2020

The typical year ends with a quiet wind down from the middle of December, with Christmas parties and family get-togethers dominating most people’s agendas, not…

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The last mile

The last mile

07 Dec 2020

This morning, Michel Barnier will brief the 27 EU member states on the progress of talks, which hope to be concluded early this week. Irish PM, Micheál Martin,…

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Demanding more

Demanding more

04 Dec 2020

The UK-EU free trade agreement was drawn into perilous territory last night after some ‘eleventh hour’ demands from French President, Emmanuel Macron. Mr Macron…

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Back of the queue

Back of the queue

03 Dec 2020

Pfizer/BioNTech have gone on record to say they are only supplying the vaccine to the NHS in the UK, so private sector health services will not be able to jump…

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Full steam ahead

Full steam ahead

02 Dec 2020

The UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency has approved the use of the new Covid vaccine developed by BioNTech and Pfizer. Boasting 95%…

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Cautious optimism

Cautious optimism

01 Dec 2020

President-elect Joe Biden announced yesterday a slew of economic appointments to help the US economy recover from the pandemic. Along with announcing former Fed…

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A tug of war

A tug of war

30 Nov 2020

As the tug of war between coronavirus suppression and stimulus-induced economic recovery plays out within developed countries, Chinese aggression is pulling the…

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A turning point

A turning point

30 Nov 2020

The UK’s Foreign Secretary, Dominic Raab, painted a brighter picture on Sunday about the state of EU-UK trade talks, with officials set to tackle the last big…

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