The ‘Special Relationship’ That Ties US And UK Hot Inflation
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The ‘special relationship’ between the United States and the United Kingdom describes the centuries-old political, social, cultural, and historic ties that have bound the transatlantic nations. Today though, the most important special relationship is the one that explains why inflation remains stubbornly high in these two economies. And we discuss what it means for investors.
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