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Jeremy Warner

Jeremy Warner

Associate Editor / Columnist at The Daily Telegraph - Telegraph.co.uk

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Jeremy Warner
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Markets are right to bet on higher for longer interest rates - The Telegraph

Soaring bond yields suggest that the near-zero rates of the post-financial crisis were an aberration
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Why share buybacks are slowly killing Britain's economy - The Teleg...

Share buybacks are bleeding the UK of funds that could fuel much-needed investment
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Britain's lifeless housing market is a harbinger of permanent ... -...

Optimistic property price forecasts may, sadly, be no more than an aberration
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The tax allowance that could supercharge Britain's economy – if it'...

If the fiscal headroom now exists, Hunt must put full expensing at the top of the agenda
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Electric car inertia risks leaving Britain in the backseat - The Te...

The UK tends to resist change – but this green transition must be taken seriously
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Bailey pours cold water while overseas dish out a vote of confidenc...

The overarching reality is somewhat different to the Bank’s routinely gloomy predictions
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We are very good at doing ourselves down in this country - The Tele...

The Left is being harsh on the Tories – things are more optimistic than they seem

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When the US stops trading internationally, it's time to worry - The...

Slapping a 10pc tariff on all imported goods will not help to make America great again
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Low unemployment is a mirage explained only by mushrooming disabili...

Britain’s economy is stuttering due to a substantially absent labour force
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The eurozone isn't about to collapse – it's worse than that - The T...

A once acute, life-threatening illness has given way to a chronic, long-term condition
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Royal Mail is broken, and nobody has a clue how to fix it - The Tel...

Brand has been devalued by poor service, inflation-busting price increases and strikes
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Outsourcing Britain's nuclear renewal is insanity - The Telegraph

Rolls-Royce’s modular reactors are an obvious way to break free of EDF’s grip
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Britain cannot succeed by clinging to an obsolete industrial past -...

Closure of the nation’s steel mills marks the irresistible force of economic evolution
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There is only one cure for Britain's sickly stock market - The Tele...

Radical action is required to restore international faith and save the economy
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A third world war would transform global finance beyond recognition...

Markets are fatally complacent about the risks of war
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The AI jobs slaughter is coming for tech first - The Telegraph

Highly skilled workers are at risk in the coming jobs revolution
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How the Brexit dream of Singapore-on-Thames was lost - The Telegraph

Westminster is lurching from one shock to the next and now has precious few options left
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Bitcoin's record high means a record crash is inevitable - The Tele...

As a general rule it always ends in tears when US regulators loosen the chains
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Britain is mortgaging its future to prop up the present - The Teleg...

The country is in a fix – if only the coming election offered us a choice of how to solve it
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Prepare for a population explosion that will make immigration even ...

‘Baby boom’ in developing countries contrasts with a ‘baby bust’ in high-income areas
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Too late, China wakes up to the threat from within - The Telegraph

Population decline makes fears over the Chinese threat look increasingly illogical