Exchequer's

The U.K. Chancellor of the Exchequer's guiding philosophy is refreshingly pro-market: "All banks should be allowed to fail safely without affecting vital banking services," he said, "without imposing costs on the taxpayer."

'The British Dilemma' 2011

The Chancellor of the Exchequer's desire to generate some positive vibes for the City is understandable: The U.K.'s growing isolation within the European Union has raised fears the City will face increasingly punitive European legislation.

The Yuan and London's City: Still a Distant Dream Andrew Peaple 2012

The U.K. Chancellor of the Exchequer's guiding philosophy is refreshingly pro-market: "All banks should be allowed to fail safely without affecting vital banking services," he said, "without imposing costs on the taxpayer."

'The British Dilemma' 2011

The Chancellor of the Exchequer's commitment to use taxpayer money to boost the flow of credit to small and midsize companies is therefore welcome.

U.K. Deserves Credit For Easing Simon Nixon 2011

These kinds of interventions happen all too seldom in the public spending debate: helpful not only to Exchequer's leaky coffers, but also to politicians from other parties who now have more space to make similar points.

Tony Blair: The Next Labour Prime Minister? 2010

U.K. investors will be looking forward to the Chancellor of the Exchequer's Budget statement on Wednesday, his last Budget before the general election.

European Markets Finish Mixed Andrea Tryphonides 2010

These kinds of interventions happen all too seldom in the public spending debate: helpful not only to Exchequer's leaky coffers, but also to politicians from other parties who now have more space to make similar points.

Darling talks sense on public sector pay 2010

U.K. investors will be keeping a close eye on the Chancellor of the Exchequer's Budget on Wednesday.

Resource Stocks Boost European Markets Andrea Tryphonides 2010

The Chancellor of the Exchequer's cuts are, on balance, good news for the British economy.

Osborne's Anti-Keynesian Budget 2010

These kinds of interventions happen all too seldom in the public spending debate: helpful not only to Exchequer's leaky coffers, but also to politicians from other parties who now have more space to make similar points.

Gordon Brown, Charlie Whelan and Me 2010