The year 2023 has arrived, and many economists and analysts are closely watching the global economic landscape to determine what the future might hold. After a challenging year in 2022 with the war in Ukraine and its impact on economies, many are eager to see what 2023 will bring. In this blog post, we’ll take […]
What is monetary policy? The Bank of England is England’s central bank. A central bank can use monetary policy to affect the amount of money in the economy and the cost of borrowing. The bank uses two primary instruments to do this, the interest rate and quantitative easing. The interest rate is what the bank […]
*This is the first of a series of blog posts that will help you understand some of the key economics topics and the impact they have on our day to day lives The Bank of England is the UK’s central bank. The job of the bank is to maintain an inflation rate of 2%. The […]
England last hosted the FIFA World Cup in 1966, which was the same year it last won. With the recent success of the England team in the European Championships, there has been increasing talk of an English or even a United Kingdom bid for a World Cup in the near future. The FIFA World Cup […]
Covid-19 strikes again, except this time I’m talking about Marcus Rashford and the battle to feed children during school holidays. Marcus Rashford seems to be a name in the media lately and there’s no need to question why. As schools were forced to shut at the start of this year, Marcus set himself the task […]
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