Articles by George Magnus
George Magnus / June 6, 2017
As a corruption scandal rumbles on, Brazil struggles to emerge from recession. Where's a commodity boom when you need one?
George Magnus / June 1, 2017
Warnings about rising debt have not gone down well with China's leaders. But without some drastic action a similar crash to the west's 2008 will become increasingly likely
George Magnus / May 22, 2017
Is the "Trump trade" toast? It remains to be seen whether scandal will prevent the president enacting his economic policies.
Labour’s plan to raise income tax on £80,000 earners doesn’t cut it
George Magnus / May 1, 2017
The US government believes that tax cuts will be self-funding. The evidence does not support this
George Magnus / April 24, 2017
“The household savings rate has already slumped, consumer credit and instalment debt are rising, employment levels look maxed out, and real incomes are flat or falling”
George Magnus / April 10, 2017
It is tied to May’s Brexit game plan
George Magnus / April 3, 2017
If the US president expects significant economic climb-downs this week, he’ll be disappointed
George Magnus / March 29, 2017
Without a Brexit deal, we could find that we’ve walked off a cliff
George Magnus / March 21, 2017
The good news won’t last forever