This week on the eve of UK-EU trade talks, the government made clear that EU laws will end with the transition. For UK Â financial services sector it...
Brexit, says the economist Dr Gerard Lyons, matters economically. The task is to reboot the domestic economy, reshape relations with the EU, and embark on the UK's global role
 As the UK awaits Monday's Budget one ingredient - the hype - has been missing. But, if that means just a holding budget, the Chancellor should think again and seize the...
As President Xi tightens the levers of power in China, Gerard Lyons reflects on the other questions raised - for the west and the world.
That will happen if Westminster uses power wisely, says the economist, Dr. Gerard Lyons.
This week saw the International Monetary Fund (IMF) release their spring economic outlook. It prompts a question, what goes down but never up? The answer, it seems,...
The financial crisis of 2007/8 and its causes still loom large in the debate about Britain’s economy and its recovery. While politicians and economists agree on some...
The New Year has opened with turbulence in global stock markets and with George Osborne, the Chancellor telling us that the economy still faces a challenging time....
As the Chancellor is hailed for his largesse in the public spending review, Dr Gerard Lyons warns that the economy has some way to go.
The test of the Chancellor's Budget, says Dr Gerard Lyons, will be whether the UK's low productivity rates will be entrenched or ended.