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Municipal bonds could revolutionise Britain – but there's a catch

Municipal bonds could create genuine local economic autonomy. But they require infrastructural change to work, writes Tim Focas.

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cityam.comStai leggendo1 mesi fa

Municipal bonds could revolutionise Britain – but there's a catch

Municipal bonds could create genuine local economic autonomy. But they require infrastructural change to work, writes Tim Focas.

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spectator.com1 mesi fa

Andy Burnham is doing himself no favours with the bond markets

At the time Burnham proposed this extra £40 billion of borrowing, the government was running a deficit of nearly £140 billion a year.

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  1. martedì 2 giugno 2026·cityam.com

    Regional bond revolution risks making Britain more unequal and less prudent

    If Andy Burnham wants a municipal bond revolution, he must first build the fiscal architecture to make it sustainable

  2. mercoledì 3 giugno 2026·cityam.com

    Municipal bonds could revolutionise Britain – but there's a catch

    Municipal bonds could create genuine local economic autonomy. But they require infrastructural change to work, writes Tim Focas.

  3. venerdì 5 giugno 2026·spectator.com

    Andy Burnham is doing himself no favours with the bond markets

    At the time Burnham proposed this extra £40 billion of borrowing, the government was running a deficit of nearly £140 billion a year.