Month: July 2025

Sweet summer rain is falling, while some firms dance to remember, others to forget. We’re actually talking elephants this week – they can neither dance nor forget. A sidelong glance at tariffs (which really don’t matter, as we have said […]

July 6, 2025 An eventful week, the triumph of Trump and the debasement of Starmer, both heralding fiscal expansion based on higher borrowing; the market likes one, not so hot on the other. And how does all this extra spending […]