George Trefgarne, Author at CapX

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Inflation could be about to crater – and that spells opportunity for Sunak

George Trefgarne - 8 Jun 2023

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America

What Britain can learn from big spending Biden

George Trefgarne - 21 Apr 2021

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Brexit

The Hill review is a big moment for the City – now ministers must act on it

George Trefgarne - 4 Mar 2021

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A first look at the National Security and Investment Bill

George Trefgarne - 24 Nov 2020

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Trains, planes and road pricing: how Hendy can connect the Union

George Trefgarne - 7 Oct 2020

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Is the Establishment having an optimism reshuffle?

George Trefgarne - 24 Jan 2020

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Mark Carney and the Bank should keep quiet and do nothing

George Trefgarne - 16 Jan 2020

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Business

The City ignores Labour's nationalisation plans at its peril

George Trefgarne - 15 Nov 2019

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Thatcher knew what — and who — Conservatives should represent

George Trefgarne - 3 May 2019

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Brexit

What next on Brexit: A tentative suggestion

George Trefgarne - 13 Mar 2019

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Brexit

What happens after May's deal is voted down?

George Trefgarne - 7 Dec 2018

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Business

Unilever's surrender is a victory for shareholder democracy

George Trefgarne - 5 Oct 2018

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Brexit

The Norway option can save Brexit

George Trefgarne - 16 Jul 2018

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Business

Heathrow's third runway: A sorry tale of bungling bureaucrats

George Trefgarne - 20 Jun 2018

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Brexit

It is official - Brexit squabbling is damaging the economy

George Trefgarne - 9 May 2018

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Brexit

Rejoice! The Brexit divorce bill is shrinking

George Trefgarne - 20 Apr 2018

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Clearing up the student debt mess

George Trefgarne - 1 Feb 2018

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Brexit

How can the Conservatives solve their London problem?

George Trefgarne - 4 Jan 2018

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Brexit

Has Corbyn peaked too soon?

George Trefgarne - 15 Dec 2017

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Why is the Treasury so gloomy? The public finances are in rude health

George Trefgarne - 21 Nov 2017

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Brexit

Britain needs more than fiscal tinkering, Chancellor

George Trefgarne - 15 Nov 2017

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No, we're not getting poorer. Here's why

George Trefgarne - 20 Oct 2017

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Brexit

Talleyrand holds the key to untangling this Brexit mess

George Trefgarne - 19 Jul 2017

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Is May's government biased against business?

George Trefgarne - 19 May 2017

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Don't bet on a Tory landslide quite yet

George Trefgarne - 24 Apr 2017

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Where was the Chancellor's reforming zeal?

George Trefgarne - 8 Mar 2017

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Brexit

Theresa May's Britain is starting to look like a safe haven

George Trefgarne - 13 Feb 2017

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Brexit

Is the FTSE set for a super-surge?

George Trefgarne - 7 Feb 2017

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Brexit

Theresa May rises in stature by the day

George Trefgarne - 25 Jan 2017

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America

Tillerson is no Putin stooge - but he is a potential embarrassment

George Trefgarne - 14 Dec 2016

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Brexit

Why the middle classes of Richmond are revolting

George Trefgarne - 2 Dec 2016

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If we want jam tomorrow, we need to get Britain growing

George Trefgarne - 21 Nov 2016

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Business

The Heathrow decision shows the Transport Blob at its worst

George Trefgarne - 28 Oct 2016

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Brexit

Hammond sounds a note of caution amid the Brexit euphoria

George Trefgarne - 3 Oct 2016

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The hidden hand of Theresa May

George Trefgarne - 12 Jul 2016

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Brexit is an opportunity, as long as Graham Brady gets a move on

George Trefgarne - 27 Jun 2016

Politics

A vote of no confidence may be more likely than Brexit

George Trefgarne - 16 May 2016

Energy & Environment

Good news from Saudi Arabia. Possibly

George Trefgarne - 26 Apr 2016

Politics

The doughnut may yet do it for Zac Goldsmith

George Trefgarne - 14 Apr 2016

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Message from the markets: nobody knows what to think

George Trefgarne - 31 Mar 2016

Trade

O Canada! The trade deal with the EU that could be a model for Brexit

George Trefgarne - 15 Mar 2016

Investment

Markets think Brexit is a risk and an opportunity

George Trefgarne - 24 Feb 2016

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Investors take to the hills, fleeing politicians and central banks

George Trefgarne - 11 Feb 2016

Investment

What you need to know about the financial market turmoil

George Trefgarne - 10 Feb 2016

Government

Parliamentary rules make June referendum ambitious

George Trefgarne - 28 Jan 2016

Ownership

The Government’s housing policies could turn to bust

George Trefgarne - 14 Jan 2016

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The Chinese are shocked that gambling is going on

George Trefgarne - 5 Jan 2016

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The conservative guide to buying a car

George Trefgarne - 30 Dec 2015

Investment

Do not take economic recovery for granted

George Trefgarne - 15 Dec 2015

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Will petrol be £1 a litre by Christmas?

George Trefgarne - 3 Dec 2015

Politics

Don't fire Feldman

George Trefgarne - 30 Nov 2015

CapX Weekend

How Amber Rudd can make a Northern Powerhouse

George Trefgarne - 27 Nov 2015

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What happened to Osborne fixing the roof while the sun is shining?

George Trefgarne - 25 Nov 2015

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More Masala bonds please

George Trefgarne - 13 Nov 2015

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An idea whose time has come: project bonds

George Trefgarne - 5 Nov 2015

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Tax credits are a cock-up, not a constitutional crisis

George Trefgarne - 22 Oct 2015

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Stop squeezing Britain's financial heart

George Trefgarne - 14 Oct 2015

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George Osborne deserves the benefit of the doubt on tax credits

George Trefgarne - 15 Sep 2015

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The Greek crisis could be the making of Bitcoin

George Trefgarne - 6 Jul 2015

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English entrepreneurship defeated the Spanish Armada

George Trefgarne - 30 May 2015

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Follow me, cries HSBC, heading for the exit

George Trefgarne - 24 Apr 2015

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George Trefgarne

Inflation could be about to crater – and that spells opportunity for Sunak

What Britain can learn from big spending Biden

The Hill review is a big moment for the City – now ministers must act on it

A first look at the National Security and Investment Bill

Trains, planes and road pricing: how Hendy can connect the Union

Is the Establishment having an optimism reshuffle?

Mark Carney and the Bank should keep quiet and do nothing

The City ignores Labour's nationalisation plans at its peril

Thatcher knew what — and who — Conservatives should represent

What next on Brexit: A tentative suggestion

What happens after May's deal is voted down?

Unilever's surrender is a victory for shareholder democracy

The Norway option can save Brexit

Heathrow's third runway: A sorry tale of bungling bureaucrats

It is official - Brexit squabbling is damaging the economy

Rejoice! The Brexit divorce bill is shrinking

Clearing up the student debt mess

How can the Conservatives solve their London problem?

Has Corbyn peaked too soon?

Why is the Treasury so gloomy? The public finances are in rude health

Britain needs more than fiscal tinkering, Chancellor

No, we're not getting poorer. Here's why

Talleyrand holds the key to untangling this Brexit mess

Is May's government biased against business?

Don't bet on a Tory landslide quite yet

Where was the Chancellor's reforming zeal?

Theresa May's Britain is starting to look like a safe haven

Is the FTSE set for a super-surge?

Theresa May rises in stature by the day

Tillerson is no Putin stooge - but he is a potential embarrassment

Why the middle classes of Richmond are revolting

If we want jam tomorrow, we need to get Britain growing

The Heathrow decision shows the Transport Blob at its worst

Hammond sounds a note of caution amid the Brexit euphoria

The hidden hand of Theresa May

Brexit is an opportunity, as long as Graham Brady gets a move on

A vote of no confidence may be more likely than Brexit

Good news from Saudi Arabia. Possibly

The doughnut may yet do it for Zac Goldsmith

Message from the markets: nobody knows what to think

O Canada! The trade deal with the EU that could be a model for Brexit

Markets think Brexit is a risk and an opportunity

Investors take to the hills, fleeing politicians and central banks

What you need to know about the financial market turmoil

Parliamentary rules make June referendum ambitious

The Government’s housing policies could turn to bust

The Chinese are shocked that gambling is going on

The conservative guide to buying a car

Do not take economic recovery for granted

Will petrol be £1 a litre by Christmas?

Don't fire Feldman

How Amber Rudd can make a Northern Powerhouse

What happened to Osborne fixing the roof while the sun is shining?

More Masala bonds please

An idea whose time has come: project bonds

Tax credits are a cock-up, not a constitutional crisis

Stop squeezing Britain's financial heart

George Osborne deserves the benefit of the doubt on tax credits

The Greek crisis could be the making of Bitcoin

English entrepreneurship defeated the Spanish Armada

Follow me, cries HSBC, heading for the exit