Post by Barclays Investment Bank

A decade after Brexit, the direction of the UK economy could be set to shift again. With Andy Burnham setting out a new economic vision, should he succeed in becoming Labour leader and Prime Minister, the debate is increasingly about how growth can be unlocked within tight fiscal constraints. In the latest Barclays Brief, Patrick Coffey is joined by Jack Meaning, Barclays’ UK Chief Economist, to explore: - What subdued growth and persistent inflation mean for the outlook - The limited room to increase borrowing, taxes and spending - Whether devolution could support stronger economic outcomes - The policy ideas investors should be watching closely They also discuss why the UK’s underlying fundamentals may be stronger than sentiment suggests, and why investors should take note. 🎧 Listen now: http://ms.spr.ly/6042vs5sa