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Will the bond market bring down the government again?

Back in October, the UK government was brought down by the bond market. The Truss/Kwarteng budget triggered a crash in UK government bonds, driving borrowing…

The week the Brexit dream died

The whole point of Brexit was to diverge from the EU – to dump their defunct laws and make the UK economy competitive with new…

Central bankers aren’t just behind the curve, they’re creating it

Central bankers failed to see inflation coming. They failed to react when it arrived. And now they’re overreacting in their campaign to slow inflation back…

Will hidden liabilities bring down the euro?

An advertisement changed my life. While working as an investment strategist on Wall Street in 1993, I came across a similar position advertised in The…

Your currency or your banking system? Central bankers will have to choose…

Just how cornered are central bankers? They face inflation and a banking crisis, at the same time! This creates an impossible choice. Will central banks…

Don’t mention the pound!

The British pound was the best performing G10 currency in the first quarter of 2023. And another double-digit inflation print has helped it on its…

A fantasyland of endless debt, cut carbon and EU power… or bitcoin?

Cryptocurrencies like bitcoin are back with a vengeance. And you won’t win any awards for guessing why… The banking crisis has reminded us just how…

Why can’t central bankers just buy all the debt, Jim Rickards and Jan Nieuwenhuijs?

As I explained yesterday, in the first edition of this series, one year ago, I asked the smartest people I know a simple question: why…

The fall of net zero and the securing of Brexit

Amidst all the political, economic and financial chaos engulfing us, there is cause for cautious optimism. Two causes, actually. Net zero is stumbling badly in…

The central bankers’ nightmare scenario: inflation and a banking crisis, at the same time

UK inflation didn’t just come in higher than expected in February, it rose to a higher level than in January, continuing an uptrend trend seen…

The Budget: Nigel Farage’s response

The Budget is out, triggering much wailing and gnashing of teeth. The Financial Times and the Telegraph called it “pro-growth”, while the Guardian says it…

Nigel Farage: 15-minute cities are about control, not convenience

What could possibly be wrong with living in a place that is so convenient you don’t need to use your car? The 15-minute city concept…

Net zero is for the birds

Governments around the world have committed to net zero. But what if they fail? Will we burn in a fiery hell of carbon damnation? Or…

Who’s ready for World War III?

Global forecaster David Murrin simply wasn’t interested in discussing his latest energy crisis predictions. Even if they’d just been vindicated, again. Instead, he kept on…

Sturgeon’s resignation is Starmer’s election

The UK avoided recession at the end of 2022 thanks to a single action taken by Nigel Farage in the dead of winter. But what…

Don’t worry about CBDCs: they won’t work anyway

Have you ever encountered a good or service provided by the government that actually worked properly? What does this bode for the government’s plans to…

Jeremy Hunt and Andrew Bailey conceive a CBDC

It’s finally official. The UK government has plans to launch a central bank digital currency (CBDC). But what does it mean? And what does it…

Our man in the gas market knew the truth in September…

Last week, Nigel Farage warned that our energy crisis may only be beginning. But this week, we hear from James Allen, our energy expert at…

The energy crisis at the end of the rainbow

While UK energy users shut off their appliances to avoid a blackout, their electricity gets sent to Ireland… UK savers who tried to prepare for…

Excess deaths are getting mighty awkward now…

Sir James Dyson has argued in the Telegraph that big government’s short-sighted policies mean, “on current trends, the average British family will be poorer than…