Britain's Budget: Still Digging Ourselves into a Hole?
UK Budget 2026. More taxes, more borrowing, miserable economic growth and a Chancellor promising better days ahead. But has Britain's latest Autumn Budget actually done anything to rescue the British economy? Or have we simply been handed another shovel?
In this episode of Mark and Pete, we take a …
Markets rally after the Budget
Chancellor John Healey's first Budget last Wednesday raised taxes while keeping the planned current budget surplus by 2030, and it did not trigger the gilt market sell-off some investors had feared, with the 10-year UK gilt yield easing to 5.28% from 5.36%. The bank corporation tax surcharge was te…
BUDGET SPECIAL: Was This the UK's First AI Budget?
On this week's pod, Niels Footman and Matt Wilkinson discuss:
Chancellor John Healey's first Budget puts its AI measures at just over £700 million, alongside a new data centre covenant, a founders' tax relief and plans for a smaller, AI-enabled Whitehall. A year after we called the last Budget tin…
The "Rice Krispies" Budget: Treading Water in the UK Fiscal Storm
In this episode of Trading Up unpacked, host Jim Fitzpatrick and Professor Richard Ramsey break down Chancellor John Healey’s debut budget under Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
Despite delivering a record 98 individual measures, commentators branded it an inconsequential "tapas" or "Rice Krispies" bu…
Statler and Waldorfing - 3 November 2026
UK AUTUMN BUDGET
The Chancellor John Healey presented his first budget which seemed, with the motoring side of things, to please very few. Fuel duty is to now remain frozen until July 2027, which angered those who wanted a further reduction and those who claim it only encourages people to use their…
The EU Reset & A Problem Like China with Catherine McBride
Economist and trade expert Catherine McBride OBE returns to Hypernormal Investing, now CEO of the Great British Business Council, to explain what the UK’s EU Reset really commits Britain to, what John Healey’s first Budget got right on energy, and why China won the trade game by reading the rules t…
I Spent a Week with Sir Richard Branson, The NEW UK Budget and Q&A Special
Today I share with you my week in Necker Island with Sir Richard Branson, my thoughts on the latest UK budget from our new Chancellor John Healey and I answer your questions all in this special episode of the podcast.Want my exact playbook, workbooks and tools I use to grow my business? It’s all he…
The World’s $2tn Interest Bill, Asia’s Value Rotation, Retail Chips One Sigma Light
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit uncompressedintel.substack.com
OECD debt service is now $2tn. Asia value is beating growth by the widest gap since 2022. Retail semiconductor ETF buying sits 1 standard deviation below its 1-year average.
This is the uncompressed data w…
Your End of Tax Year Checklist for 2027
Chancellor John Healey has scrapped the planned cut to the cash ISA allowance, so savers can still put £20,000 a year into an ISA tax-free. But from April 2027, tax on savings interest outside an ISA rises to 24%, 44% and 49%.
The new tax year starts on 6 April 2027. Unused ISA allowance is lost, …
Episode 33: Budget 2026 - The View from the Boardroom
In a special edition of the First Site podcast, we’ve gathered a trio of top executives from the country’s leading construction companies to discuss Chancellor John Healey’s 2026 Budget. CN’s features editor, Matt Davies, is joined by Jason Millett, the chief executive of Mace Construct, John Wilki…
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