Liam Halligan is an Economics Commentator. He focuses on a range of topics including economic policy, public policy, and the global economy, while also covering government and politics, finance, and current affairs. Liam's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as The Sydney Morning Herald, The Telegraph, and Daily Mail, among others.
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Liam Halligan's coverage predominantly focuses on business, politics, and economic policy in the United Kingdom. His articles often cite data and government announcements while also analyzing legal policy regulations.
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There is a “battle of ideas” looming in British politics, Kemi Badenoch observed last Wednesday.
By: Liam Halligan, Allison Pearson
“ I begged Conservative Home Secretaries for some help, and got none.”
Donald Trump threatened to impose a partial ban on US diesel exports last month. The mooted 90-day restriction was designed to combat record-high
By: Allison Pearson, Liam Halligan
On the latest Planet Normal podcast, which you can listen to using the audio player above, the columnists Liam Halligan and Allison Pearson discuss the week’s biggest cultural and economical flashpoints at the Battle of Ideas Festival, with special guests professor Robert Tombs and Lucy Connolly.
Politics is about to get more stark and much more consequential. Business leaders need to be pragmatic, dealing with the government of the day. But it strikes me that in this battle of ideas, they need to stand up for what works – especially when the country we all love is going in the wrong direction
In August, this column suggested that when it comes to the global bond market ugly contest, France could yet edge the UK . Despite Britain's ongoing fiscal incontinence since the summer, that prediction could yet come true.
As John Healey stands at the Dispatch Box today, likely unveiling a Budget that hikes taxes and worsens our national debt, he should remember the milestone the City of London has just marked.
As Chancellor John Healey stands at the Dispatch Box today, likely unveiling yet another Budget that hikes taxes and worsens our national debt, he might do well to remember the milestone that the City of London has just marked.
By: Allison Pearson, Liam Halligan
On the latest Planet Normal podcast, which you can listen to using the audio player above, columnists Liam Halligan and Allison Pearson are joined by economist and Telegraph columnist Roger Bootle to give their immediate reactions to the Chancellor’s Budget.
By: Liam Halligan, Allison Pearson
“Do we really think Labour's gonna vote through those cuts? I don't think so.”
