Joshua Roberts

My piece in this week's @TheEconomist: UK plc is heading into a recession in which virtually everything is getting more expensive https://t.co/HDKLIeg0PE

To borrow from @darioperkins, Britain's next government will inherit a "moron risk premium" on its debt. But how exactly can we parse the bond market's judgment on a country's credibility? This week's Buttonwood column in @TheEconomist: https://t.co/YDLmThihCf #Gilts

Well you don't often see that these days https://t.co/TbEKlcdlKA

Britain's government has spooked its lenders, and there's no sign of them being un-spooked any time soon. My and @SoumayaKeynes's piece in this week's @TheEconomist https://t.co/z8noHVFVK5

Here's how the @bankofengland's 50bp rate rise will feed through to actual borrowers (short version: gradually for companies, suddenly for the Treasury) https://t.co/olVwy2gfwC

Britain's unwritten constitution gives outgoing prime ministers a startlingly free hand in their final weeks. How will @BorisJohnson use his? https://t.co/iiqixihuji @TheEconomist

No one knows when the market will bottom out, but what will it look like when it does? This week’s Buttonwood is on capitulation. https://t.co/xuoaV3oPBM

What can financial markets learn from the quantum world? My piece in this week's @TheEconomist: https://t.co/Gvh872l86o With thanks to @d_orrell #stockmarkets #Quantum #QuantumComputing

#Budget2021 saw the Treasury scrambling to offer entrepreneurs and their investors everything on their wish-list. My piece in this week's @TheEconomist: https://t.co/EFg9Uklqnn

Britain's pension assets are worth $3.6trn. So how to invest them? The Treasury hopes that diluting regulation designed to keep down fund management fees will redirect more pension money towards its #LevellingUp ambitions. https://t.co/KJM1eB1iiq #pensions #investment

Pulling the lever marked uncontrolled #immigration, the prime minister told @AndrewMarr9 last weekend, is the wrong way to solve shortages of lorry drivers, chefs, and abattoir workers. But for high-growth companies lacking coders it's a different story. https://t.co/YQx4vVaBQK

Where did it all go wrong for Britain's stockmarket, and how can it be fixed? My longread in this week's @TheEconomist: https://t.co/Iokn0u2oEp #ftse100 #stockmarket #londonstockexchange #ipos #equities #financeandeconomy #investment

SPACs and the City: London's play for #SPAC listings is likely to be too little, too late. https://t.co/ZaEKxDHT6T @TheEconomist

Britain's supermarkets, like many listed companies, are going private. Why? https://t.co/DPBzcvG8S0 @Morrisons

Why it's a great time to be a junior lawyer: https://t.co/lt02HgGZlZ #lawtwitter #PrivateEquity

In a post-pandemic world, out of town and out of doors is a winning combination. https://t.co/fRkBO7bCNB @TheEconomist #Retail #RealEstate

The default rate is low and investors are pouring in - but America's junk bond market has become much riskier. https://t.co/e0niCn4g0i @TheEconomist