The UK is experiencing an economic stagnation with GDP growth stagnant over recent months, while inflation sits gently above the Bank of England's target.
Economic figures reveal that inflation pressures are easing, suggesting Sir Keir Starmer isn't in an acute domestic crisis, but rather facing chronic economic weaknesses.
Despite the stagnant economy, inflation rates no longer rise rapidly, offering room for the Bank of England to potentially cut interest rates in the near future.
The public is growing impatient for change as living standards decline, especially following a prolonged period of financial squeeze on households since the Napoleonic wars.
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