UK interest rates may soon peak – but who is in charge of strike talks? 🔵 Read Editor-in-Chief olyduff's letter here
The Government’s stand-off with unions is beginning to cause lasting damage to the economy. Even some right-wing media supporters are urging ministers to come to the negotiating table to compromise on payThis week could bring bad economic news and some better headlines. First, the gloom., although not as much as last month, suggesting that the peak may be in sight, through a parting in the clouds.
The better news? In the UK, analysts believe we may be nearing peak inflation. They hope we will soon benefit from falling inflation, following America and the eurozone. Relief cannot come soon enough. The Government’s stand-off with multiple unions is beginning to cause lasting damage to the economy. This December alone, hospitality, travel and retail will all suffer deep hits at aEven some right-wing media supporters are urging the Government to come to the negotiating table to compromise on pay with the RMT, the RCN and other striking unions.
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