Archive for July 2015

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China reaction to stock declines could have wide impact

20th July 2015
We have said for a long time that we are not overly concerned about any hard landing in China – the government of the world's second largest economy has far...
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Europe muddles through – again

13th July 2015
The agreement reached last night in Brussels between the Greek government and its creditors, most notably the European Union (EU), shows once again that when push comes to shove Europe's...
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Our tax response to the Chancellor's July 2015 budget

8th July 2015
Summer Budget 2015 - July In the first Budget of the new Parliament, the Chancellor’s focus in fixing the public finances by dealing with the deficit, tackling tax avoidance and...
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Gavin McEwan responds to the Chancellor's July 2015 Budget announcement

Gavin McEwan | 8th July 2015
The Summer Budget delivered by the Chancellor on 8th July 2015 was light on charity proposals. The charity-specific announcements included: An increase in the National Insurance Contributions Employment Allowance of...
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Grexit significance lower than in past – Haig Bathgate on the BBC

7th July 2015
The impact of Greece leaving the eurozone – the chance of which has increased in recent weeks – while significant, is not nearly as dangerous now as it was in...
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Expect longer drawn out negotiations rather than Greece's ejection from the euro – Haig Bathgate on the BBC

6th July 2015
The decision by Greek voters to back their government and reject what they feel is an unfair bailout agreement doesn't necessarily mean that Greece will leave the single currency, albeit...