The UK government spends around £400 billion a year buying goods and services, a far bigger slice of public spending than goes to research and development. To support the new industrial strategy,…

What is the impact of the recent rise in gas and oil prices across countries? How might the change in energy costs affect inflation and economic growth?

Recent years have seen increasing concern with the quality of ONS data and the impact it is having on macro policymaking in the UK. The complexity of measuring a rapidly evolving modern economy—especi...

An assessment of the FPC’s decision to lower bank equity capital requirements, and the implications for bank lending and BoE's financial stability policy.

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Experts responding to the CfM-NIESR survey reveal the main factors driving the UK's high borrowing costs. They agree it is inflation expectations and fiscal sustainability concerns.

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Much of the recent economic debate has focused on the forecast £41.2bn deficit in 2029-30. How was this figure arrived at, and what must the Chancellor do to address it?

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The twin industrial transition, which encompasses both digital and green or sustainable transitions, is gaining significance in the fields of economics.

UK inflation figures for May came in at 3.4%, notably above target. In addition, core inflation remained elevated at 3.5%, signalling concerns over the persistence of inflation. This is not welcome ne...

NIESR are seeking a Senior Economist to join the Macroeconomic Modelling and Forecasting team.

Reflections on making economics accessible for women, overcoming imposter syndrome, and supporting the careers of women in economics.

NIESR are seeking a Senior Economist to join the Macroeconomic Modelling and Forecasting team.

Thoughts on the challenges facing the Bank of England around inflation, scenario analysis and central bank independence