Boris Johnson has started the New Year in bullish, cheerleading mode
With political uncertainty removed, a pent up tidal wave of investment is about to be unleashed, he said in his New Year’s message, and he promised to make the 2020s an exhilarating decade of growth, prosperity and opportunity for all.Everyone loves an optimist.
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