Hamish McRae is a Business and Economics Journalist at The i Paper. He specializes in business and economics, covering themes such as the housing market, economic policy, and personal finance, while also delving into the global economy and financial markets. Hamish's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications including The Independent, Yahoo News, and The Spectator.
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Hamish McRae's coverage heavily centers on finance and the economy, with a strong emphasis on data-driven analysis and investment insights. His focus is particularly attentive to factors such as inflation, interest rates, housing market dynamics, and financial predictions.
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Higher for longer. That's the only sensible assumption to make about the path for UK interest rates.
Higher for longer. That's the only sensible assumption to make about the path for UK interest rates
Hamish McRae: Sales are slowing, and things may very well get worse
It has been another week of tension on the bond markets. But bonds - fixed-interest securities - never get the same amount of attention as shares.
It has been another week of tension on the bond markets. But bonds – fixed-interest securities – never get the same amount of attention as shares.
Hamish McRae: There’s no point training people for jobs that don’t exist, or will be swept away by technology
Forget this silly business of Donald Trump renaming Lake Ontario Lake America. That's just petulance.
It is profoundly depressing to walk down a once-thriving town centre, only to see a string of boarded-up storefronts.
By: Hamish Mcrae
We have to find a way of reviving the High Street. We all know this, and it is profoundly depressing to walk down a once-thriving town centre, only
By: Hamish McRae
Hamish McRae: The unpaid army is keeping us afloat
