David McWilliams

The more the markets fall back to earth, the less chance of the world grinding to a halt

Boris Johnson doesn’t want to ‘get Brexit done’. He wants to keep Brexit going

To understand what is happening, let’s go right back to where money started

Real wages are falling, mortgage payments will rise and the era of low interest rates seems over

Traditional top-down hierarchy is losing out to the power of networks and sharing

Solution to housing crisis is to either cut population through mass emigration or build more homes

Our economy would grind to a halt within days without ready access to diesel

If they’re not leaving because of unemployment, then what is the push or pull?

Russia’s vast natural resources are the envy of its neighbours and the engine of its instability

If we were serious about solving housing inflation, we would be tackling land prices

End of the Soviet Union opened the door for the biggest heist in modern financial history

Vladimir Putin has personally given the sustainable energy sector its biggest shot in the arm for years

Trade will have as much bearing as tanks on Ukraine’s endgame, and the West’s hand is weak

Parts of Limerick – potentially a wonderful, liveable city – are literally falling down

We have to use taxes and spending, both blunt and politically toxic instruments