As widely expected we have just seen the Fed move again - raising its Federal Funds target interest rate to the range of 0.5-0.75%. What does this mean?
Big tax cuts and increased defence and infrastructure spending will provide an initial fiscal stimulus, but the the risk is that Donald Trump's protectionist policies will set off a trade war.
We have another failure of the polls and bookies, with Donald Trump elected U.S. president. The markets bounced two days after Brexit, will they do the same thing again?
Despite this week's rise in the unemployment rate, permanent and temporary hiring intentions are positive for the year ahead. Which jobs are in-demand?
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