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The many roads out of Clacton for Reform

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By Ian Silvera
| SEC Newgate UK
Millbank Tower is bubbling after Nigel Farage got himself re-elected with a stonking 63% of the vote and crushed the ‘uniparty candidate’, the intergalactic Count Binface, in a sun-soaked by-election last week. That’s the line from Reform HQ, anyway, where the party’s reinvigorated leader is said to be chomping at the bit to take on the British political establishment once again.
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The slow death of ‘forward guidance’?

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By Ian Silvera
| SEC Newgate UK
Here’s a generous reading of the situation developing in Washington. New Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh, a Donald Trump appointee, has broken the vicious cycle of the markets taking a steer from the US’ central bank. The Fed, in turn, has previously looked at Wall Street before making its own decision on interest rate levels – one of its big levers. Warsh, a long-standing Republican who once advised George W.
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Combatting AI-driven disinformation and its rising reputational risk

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By Ian Silvera, Leah Romeo
| SEC Newgate UK
It was around 10.30pm, sometime after the ever-depressing evening news, that the email came shunting into the inbox. ‘Cancelled’, the missive blared, informing me that my 7am journey had been unceremoniously stripped from the next morning’s schedule due to a shortage of staff. Good thing I didn’t down any Horlicks before bed, you clearly have to be a night owl to travel on the UK’s train network these days.
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