Tim Wallace

Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas believes the UK cannot afford tax cuts in the upcoming Budget

Huw Pill’s comments mark an apparent split with Governor Andrew Bailey

New estimates show 9.25 million Britons are neither in work nor looking for work

Employers have noticed the negative impact on young recruits of lockdown measures, according to Baroness McGregor-Smith

Threadneedle Street has refused to communicate interest rates plan, economists say

Growing number of firms register to sponsor work visas to fill 900,000 UK vacancies

Slowdown in wage growth not fast enough to lower borrowing costs

Household spending power enjoys a resurgence as pay rises faster than inflation

National Insurance inconsistencies highlight the shaky position of retirement nest eggs

Stubborn inflation and global tensions risk keeping monetary policy tighter for longer

MPs warn of risks as Treasury on track to borrow £113bn this financial year

IMF forecasts put the UK as the second-worst performing in the G7

The FTSE 100 jumped to its highest level since May as investors cheered the prospect of earlier interest rate cuts.

Santander’s UK boss has warned that high taxes are making Britain an unattractive place to invest, amid growing pressure on the Chancellor to cut the burden on households and businesses.

Chancellor clashes with British entrepreneur during Downing Street meeting

Borrowing costs predicted to fall as inflation drops below Bank of England target

Ailing workforce risks spiralling further unless deep-seated issues are addressed

Suggestion among an array of green proposals British companies urged to consider

Retirement schemes are selling off assets to fund growing withdrawals bill

Country braces for economic downgrade as its ‘Mozart of finance’ risks humiliation