Bank of England slashes growth hopes for British economy in 2025
The Bank of England lowered its main interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point to 4.50 per cent, taking it to its ...
Bank of England chief to face questions over economy gloom and stagflation after interest rate cut: Live
Bank of England chief to face questions over economy gloom and stagflation after interest rate cut: Live - Interest rates ...
Should Rachel Reeves pay for her mishandling of the economy?
Despite her audacious tax raids, an absence of ‘growth, growth, growth’ and, now, the prospect of stagflation, the chancellor ...
Russian economy meltdown as foreign investment crashes and China turns off the money taps
Prior to Vladimir Putin's decision to launch his full-scale invasion of Ukraine, foreign direct investment in Russia totalled ...
What does inflation mean? Common economic jargon explained in simple terms
Interest rates are down. Inflation is likely to rise again. And economic growth is stagnating. But what do these frequently ...
FTSE falls and Wall Street heads lower as US job creation slows in January
US stocks traded lower after fresh data showed the economy added 143,000 jobs in January, fewer than the 175,000 expected by ...
Warning as cheap Chinese e-bikes set to flood into UK and cripple British firms
EXCLUSIVE: Business anger at Labour erupts after the government scraps tariffs on electric bikes made in China ...
Bank of England chief economist downplays fears over inflation surge
Huw Pill called an expected rise in inflation this summer an ‘upward blip’ and said it would probably not affect everyday ...
Trump backs targeted tariffs as EU scrambles to cut taxes on US cars
The European Union is scrambling to cut taxes on American cars in a bid to avert a trade war with Donald Trump. Brussels is ...
Time for Keir Starmer to give public hope by delivering positive vision
After inheriting a mess from the Tory's last year, Labour must give the public hope that better times are ahead, says Record ...
Noise, not signal
The rationale for the bank’s doves may be to frontload cuts — the UK still has some of the highest rates globally — before the rise in inflation makes it prohibitive. This was the market’s ...