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I’ve been waiting to finish this article until the UK’s inflation figures were released. They show the CPI figure for November to be 4.1%, higher than predicted by the majority of economists. This figure is more than double the 2% target that the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee is supposed to aim for, yet [...]

Ah, gold. So beloved of microchip manufacturers, Bond villains and high-maintenance women. This shiny, ductile, (almost) chemically inert metal has powers of heat insulation and electrical conductivity and so is often used – albeit in small quantities – in industry. It looks nice on your wedding finger too. But gold is much more than an [...]


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Economonkey is a blog about the economy, how it works and how it affects all of us. Our aim is to help everybody understand how the economy is run, so that they are better informed about what's happening to their money.

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