As the Chancellor’s economic plans are buffeted by tariffs and geopolitical turmoil, she may well reflect on the wisdom of comments reputedly made by one of her...
If ever we needed a sign that the traditional economic cycles of boom and bust were being consigned to the history books it was the forecast last week from the International Monetary Fund that the UK's economy would likely only grow by 1.1 per cent during 2017.
The Bank of England said it stood ready to take any action required in response to Greece’s worsening debt crisis, which could trigger wider problems on financial markets.
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