United Kingdom (121)

Is a nasty inflation surprise on the menu?
Economics

Is a nasty inflation surprise on the menu?

Sharp jumps in public rents, utility bills and the living wage could lead to a stickier-than-hope...

By James Carrick

30 Apr 2024

3 min read

How close is the UK office sector to fair value?
Bill Page
Real assets

How close is the UK office sector to fair value?

After a dramatic repricing, are offices still expensive given the risks the sector faces?
By Bill Page
24 Apr 2024
4 min read
After a period of radical change, how are UK offices performing compared with the rest of the world?
Bill Page
Real assets

After a period of radical change, how are UK offices performing compared with the rest of the world?

The post-Covid performance of the British office market has been between the extremes of the...
By Bill Page
11 Apr 2024
5 min read
How big a challenge does the UK office market face?
Bill Page
Real assets

How big a challenge does the UK office market face?

The UK office sector has reset. Are there opportunities on offer for institutional investors?
By Bill Page
03 Apr 2024
3 min read
What does the Bank of England have in common with Roman priests?
Economics

What does the Bank of England have in common with Roman priests?

Forecasting future inflation is exceptionally difficult, but the process can still be useful to t...

By Christopher Jeffery

13 Mar 2024

4 min read

UK budget – no surprises and no alarms
James Carrick
Markets and economics

UK budget – no surprises and no alarms

We believe the budget could support growth and reduce headline inflation this year, with the...
By James Carrick
07 Mar 2024
4 min read
The year of the vote
Matthew Rodger
Markets and economics

The year of the vote

The year ahead brings elections for roughly two-fifths of the world's population and an equal sha...
By Matthew Rodger
15 Feb 2024
3 min read
Is the UK a spent force or a coiled spring?
Matthew Rodger
Markets and economics

Is the UK a spent force or a coiled spring?

Identifying the reasons for the UK's economic malaise is one thing. Fixing it without spending...
By Matthew Rodger
13 Feb 2024
3 min read