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Howard Cunningham

Portfolio manager, Fixed Income team

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Bank of England
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Second time lucky?

Assessing the UK’s monetary and fiscal predicament.

31 October 2022 Howard Cunningham
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UK mini budget: The closest thing to crazy?

We analyse potential consequences of new UK fiscal and monetary policy for UK bonds and the wider economy.

27 September 2022 Howard Cunningham
Nature, Outdoors, Night
Blog

Remember, remember, the fourth of November

We assess the impact of a potential rate rise by the Bank of England next week.

29 October 2021 Howard Cunningham
COVID-19: UK bond market impact
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Going for (green) growth

We assess the implications of the UK Budget for bond markets and the wider economy.

04 March 2021 Howard Cunningham
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Is investment grade nearing the ‘danger zone’?

We assess two potential tail-risk scenarios from the pandemic that could hurt investment-grade bond investors.

26 June 2020 Howard Cunningham
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Looking through the pandemic: The shape of the recovery

We assess some potential consequences of the pandemic, and how they may play out in the global economy.

11 May 2020 Paul Brain, Howard Cunningham
The rise and rise of ‘MMT’ economics
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Save and prosper?

How the pandemic and rescue packages are changing both corporate behaviour and the dynamics of fixed-income markets.

20 April 2020 Howard Cunningham, Paul Brain
Covid-19: BoE: ‘take back control’
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Covid-19: BoE: ‘take back control’

We assess the impact of the Bank of England’s latest efforts to calm febrile markets.

20 March 2020 Howard Cunningham
COVID-19: UK bond market impact
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Covid-19: UK bond market impact

We analyse the impact of the UK government’s financial rescue package on bond markets

18 March 2020 Howard Cunningham
A gilt-edged pledge?
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A gilt-edged pledge?

How the spending pledges from the two main political parties could affect the UK gilts market.

12 December 2019 Howard Cunningham
Which way now?
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Which way now?

A further Brexit delay and an unpredictable election spell further near-term uncertainty for the UK economy.

06 November 2019 Howard Cunningham
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Russian roulette

As Brexit uncertainty drags on, we assess the potential future consequences for the UK’s debt markets.

10 October 2019 Howard Cunningham
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Two become one

What could Boris Johnson’s victory mean for the UK’s gilt and currency markets, and future Brexit strategy?

23 July 2019 Howard Cunningham
Waiting for BoJo
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Waiting for BoJo

How is the UK’s Brexit waiting game playing out in the bond markets?

05 June 2019 Howard Cunningham
Blog

Groundhog May

Amid another tumultuous week, the outcome of the UK’s Brexit negotiations look even murkier.

14 March 2019 Howard Cunningham
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Carry on Leo

The Irish and UK prime ministers are experiencing contrasting fortunes as Brexit negotiations rumble on.

11 March 2019 Howard Cunningham
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You can’t always get (the Brexit) you want…

Theresa May’s crushing Brexit deal defeat appears relatively meaningless compared to what might happen next.

16 January 2019 Howard Cunningham
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Not EU again

Theresa May has survived for now, but will the EU budge from the deal on the table?

13 December 2018 Howard Cunningham
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