Throughout 2026, our central scenario envisages a gradual “feel the way” approach to a return to neutral. We think that ...

British government measures to lower households' energy bills by 150 pounds ($199) a year may help lower the public's inflation expectations but the policy implication is unclear, Bank of England ...

The precedents range from the time the 2013 Treasury documents found their way to the London Evening Standard before George Osborne got up to speak, to the Daily Mirror getting hold of the 1996 Budget ...

Rachel Reeves cleared the path for the Bank of England to resume cutting interest rates next month, even though her budget was less inflation-battling than had been expected only a few weeks ago.

Some experts see a dangerous combination of factors reminiscent of practices that led to previous financial crises.

TSB And Leeds Trim Cost Of Deals  The recent wave of mortgage rate-cutting has slowed this week as the market awaits the outcome of to ...

As the chart below shows, UK price growth remains high by European standards. This matters to the government: gilt yields are ...

An unusually late and extraordinarily widely briefed Budget has attracted more nerves and anticipation than any in recent memory.

The United Kingdom faces difficult decisions regarding its Autumn Budget. If the Labour government decided to close its £30 billion budget gap through tax increases, the wealthiest taxpayers could ...

Ahead of this week's Budget, some have accused the Office for Budget Responsibility of being a "straitjacket on growth" ...

The Covid-19 inquiry has heard from people who struggled to stay afloat during the pandemic as it turns to examining the economic impact of the lockdowns and the success of the government’s support ...

Britain's main inflation rate rose to 3.8% in July, August and September from 2.3% in October 2024, with the tax increase on ...