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Allegra Stratton: Can Restoration, not Revolution, Work for UK?
Allegra Stratton: Can Restoration, not Revolution, Work for UK?

Bloomberg

time2 days ago

  • Politics
  • Bloomberg

Allegra Stratton: Can Restoration, not Revolution, Work for UK?

Today I'd love you to read this wonderful dispatch from our Irina Anghel. She's been to Lewis in the Outer Hebrides, the island where Donald Trump's mother was born, to see how they are braced for the effect of her son's tariffs. It's illustrated with a beautiful photo portrait by Emily Macinnes of fourth-generation Harris Tweed weaver Iain Martin, dressed in a handsome wool blazer, working on his loom at home.

The UK Economy Is Starting to Emerge From Stagnation
The UK Economy Is Starting to Emerge From Stagnation

Bloomberg

time28-03-2025

  • Business
  • Bloomberg

The UK Economy Is Starting to Emerge From Stagnation

By , Andrew Atkinson, and Irina Anghel Save Prime Minister Keir Starmer came to power last year promising a growth boost but ended up presiding over a slump. Nine months on, however, the British economy may finally be turning the corner. A range of economic indicators are starting to improve, from business activity to consumer confidence, and the prospect of two more interest-rate cuts this year promises a further tailwind. The big hope is that the all-important consumer will emerge from hibernation.

Why Central Banks Are Taking To Instagram
Why Central Banks Are Taking To Instagram

Bloomberg

time27-02-2025

  • Business
  • Bloomberg

Why Central Banks Are Taking To Instagram

Central banks are trying to rebuild trust with younger generations by establishing a presence on social media, particularly Instagram, to counteract misinformation and promote their policies. They are using social media to post about the history and design of coins and banknotes, warn against scams, and promote their achievements, such as instant payment systems, in an effort to seem more accessible and relatable. Some central banks are handing the reins to younger staff to explain rate decisions and economic issues on Instagram, using cultural references and peer-to-peer communication to make monetary policy more understandable and engaging. our UK Economy reporter Irina Anghel joins Caroline Hepker and Lizzy Burden on Bloomberg Radio to discuss. (Source: Bloomberg)

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