
Liam Halligan
“Economic Agenda” columnist @Telegraph; “Planet Normal Co-Pilot”; Founder of “When The Facts Change” and @HooligansbandUK
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1 week ago |
liamhalligan.substack.com | Liam Halligan
The oil price has been falling in recent months, in part because the global economic outlook has looked sluggish, but also because of the internal politics of the Opec exporters’ cartel. But this “Opec-driven” price fall has now been replaced with a “conflict-driven” price rise. The escalation of military hostilities between Israel and Iran is, of course, causing yet more death, displacement and destruction across the Middle East – amidst relentless missile and airstrike exchanges.
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1 week ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Allison Pearson |Liam Halligan |Martin Evans
She said: "Well, I'm not far-Right and I'm not jumping on a bandwagon. He is just a coward. At the end of the day we're talking about children being groomed, abused, raped, tortured, trafficked, murdered, impregnated, criminalised. "We are talking about the most heinous crimes that could ever happen, and he wants to just throw these stupid comments in, that we're far-Right and racist, it's absolutely disgusting. "I don't think he should be prime minister.
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1 week ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Liam Halligan
Reeves claims endlessly to have "discovered a £22bn black hole in the public finances left by the Tories" on taking office. This is fictitious nonsense, used by ministers to justify tax rises not mentioned in Labour's election manifesto. But even if you accept this rhetorical tosh, which I don't, the £60bn-plus rise in borrowing in 2024-25 alone is almost three times bigger.
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1 week ago |
liamhalligan.substack.com | Liam Halligan
“It is Labour and only Labour that has a credible plan for the renewal of Britain,” said Rachel Reeves in her Spending Statement on Wednesday. I’m afraid that isn’t true - because her plans simply aren’t credible. I wish I could say that they were – but that would be to share the Chancellor’s delusion. Reeves made vast expenditure pledges in the House of Commons this week, in a bid to save her political skin.
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2 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Allison Pearson |Liam Halligan
Mr Lyons wasn't convinced by the numbers, " Early in her speech the Chancellor said, is the plan credible, and the answer unfortunately is, no.""T he starting position is debt is very high, and I think we're in the early stages of Britain going into a debt crisis.
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