Hamish Baillie: “Financial repression is going to be the path forward”
In the latest budget, Chancellor Rishi Sunak opened by stating that the UK’s public finances are twice as sensitive to changes in interest rates as they were before the pandemic, and that a 1 per cent increase in inflation and interest rates would cost around £23bn. Clearly there is a political imperative to keep the…
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