There are positives in all this, as the Green agenda will create new opportunities to replace those that are now disappearing. But for the moment, at least, the risks associated with a likely lengthy and deep recession are likely to dominate. Please be careful out there.
Chemicals and the Economy
London house prices face perfect storm as Brexit risks rise
The UK goes to the polls on 8 June in a surprise General Election. And premier Theresa May has clearly decided to base her campaign on a “Who governs Britain?” platform, as she highlighted when launching her campaign last week: “Britain’s negotiating position in Europe has been misrepresented in the continental press, the European Commission’s stance […]
UK consumers face difficult times as Brexit unwinds the housing bubble, and financial services de-cluster out of London
Brexit negotiations are likely to prove a very uncomfortable ride for UK consumers as Russell Napier of Eric, the online research platform, warned last week: □ “Public sector debt remains at near-historic highs (in peace time!) and for the first time this public sector debt comes with a private sector bubble □ Credit card debt […]
The unacceptable face of banking
Banks are essential in any modern society. Their role is two-fold: • To take in deposits from companies and individuals • To lend out this money prudently to other companies and individuals Both are difficult roles to fulfil. Banking therefore requires employees who have both talent and integrity. They must be able to look after […]