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Next week’s economics: 11-15 July

Why the UK’s May GDP figures won’t tell us much

Inflation: great expectations

UK firms and households now expect high inflation for years to come. Have expectations come untethered?

Can household savings save the day?

Households are sitting on huge pots of ‘forced savings’. But what will they do with them?

Testing times for crypto

A hostile economic climate tests the mettle of cryptocurrencies

Next week's economics: 4-8 July

Expect little change in US unemployment but more signs of a retail slump

Inflation - Doubling troubles

Doubling times provide an intuitive explanation of the impact of higher inflation

Anchors weigh heavy on strike negotiations

'Anchoring’ could shed light on the chasm between union wage demands and government appeals for pay restraint

Rate hikes: can the terminal rate match the natural rate of interest?

Not too hot, not too cold: can central banks hike interest rates to their ‘natural’ rate?

Next week's economics: 27 June - 1 July

Teaser: Next week’s Money and Credit figures will tell us whether UK consumers are feeling the squeeze

European bond spreads: mind the gap

Interest rate changes always have winners and losers. Even more so when 19 different member states are involved