Hermione Taylor is a Central Banking Hub Reporter at Central Banking. She covers a range of topics within finance, including economic policy, capital and commodities markets, and energy trading, with a keen focus on the intersection of finance and renewable energy. Hermione's work has been featured in the Financial Times, Fool UK, and Investors Chronicle.
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One suggests John Healey has inherited an economy in decent shape, but the other very much thinks the opposite
By: Hermione Taylor
Will scrapping VAT on energy bills be enough to keep inflation in check?
The world’s economic shock absorbers are wearing thin
Chair Kevin Warsh is taking away guidance and wants markets to do more of the thinking. Will his plan work?
The central bank is saying less, so the latest inflation print data will be doing the talking next week
By: Hermione Taylor
The best investors are not those who know everything, but those who know their limits
Next week’s inflation and labour market data will test the ECB’s tougher stance
The price is well off its January record, but geopolitics, bond market meddling and central bank buying might support a recovery
The BoE is expected to hold rates at 3.75 per cent, but will they slow the pace of bond sales?
What to expect from the major central banks next week
