Macroeconomist, bond trader and author of Money

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Economics
Love or hate them, East London’s hipsters have fuelled a vast economy
19 May 2015
Flat white capital.
Economics
Your petrol bill may fall, but is cheap oil all good news?
29 January 2015
Slippery politics.
Cultural Capital
Crash test dummies: a call for bold economic reform
30 October 2014
Jettison the straitjacket.
Economics
The “New Mediocre” – and why the eurozone may be sliding back into recession
23 October 2014
Chronic ailment.
Economics
The last thing we need is oligarchs’ money flooding into Britain
29 May 2014
From Russia with love?
Economics
HFT: the latest scam devised by Wall Street and the City
25 April 2014
A litany of scams.
Economics blog
Staying power: the seemingly exceptional economics of Japan
06 February 2014
2013 was the year the world’s financial markets suddenly became interested in Japan again.
Economics
Britain is not booming – the economy is still smaller than it was six years ago
30 January 2014
Making up for lost ground.
Politics
A forgotten 300-year-old-solution to Alex Salmond's money problems
12 December 2013
Hero of Scottish monetary policy.
The next credit crisis probably won’t come from the banks. The danger lies in the corporate bond markets
14 November 2013
Not the banks, but the corporate bond markets
Business blog
With or without Ed Miliband’s energy price freeze, the lights could soon start going out
10 October 2013
A distinct possibility by the middle of this decade.
Business blog
Are there too many people?
26 September 2013
Are there too many of us?
Economics
Felix Martin: How the new economics outgrew the academies
05 September 2013
Popular economics is in rude health.
Business blog
The lesson of Ireland’s fall from grace is that we must relearn how money and finance really work
18 July 2013
Felix Martin's "Real Money" column.
Business blog
Why the US bond market matters
03 July 2013
Felix Martin's "Real Money" column.

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