The Case for Lowering Interest Rates Amidst Inflation Concerns

In a delicate economic balancing act, the Bank of England faces a pivotal decision on interest rates. The prevailing debate centers on whether to raise the Bank Rate to 5.5% or keep it at the current 5.25%. However, this discussion may be misdirected. The critical question at hand should be whether a cut to 5% or maintaining the status quo is the more reasonable course of action. This article presents a compelling case for an interest rate cut in a bid to counterbalance the challenges posed by inflation while averting the looming risk of an economic recession.

EU asks AstraZeneca to deliver 120 million vaccines by end of June

The European Union wants AstraZeneca to deliver at least 120 million doses of its COVID-19 vaccine by the end of June, a lawyer representing the EU said on Tuesday at the opening of a legal case against the company over delayed supplies. The lawyer was speaking in a Belgian court as proceedings in the second […]

California program overestimates climate benefits of forest offsets -study

California’s forest carbon offset program has generated tens of millions of credits that have questionable value in fighting climate change, a nonprofit group of scientists said this week. CarbonPlan, a group that researches the integrity of programs designed to offset carbon emissions, said that 29% of the forest carbon offsets it analyzed in California’s cap […]