Global Economic Reports

The economy is 2.1% larger than a year ago on 95,000 fewer jobs, a productivity gain that leaves the Bank of England with no reason to ease.

UK long-end yields have risen less than peers since March, pointing to global term premium rather than British credit risk.

Healey faces a £35bn choice between tax rises and cuts; borrowing the difference is what the pound fears most.

The Chancellor must raise at least £12bn at the Budget, with bigger tax decisions likely held back.

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey lays the scene for a rate hike on November 05.

With Liz Truss in mind, Burnham must be aware that any meaningful help with winter bills would prove too costly for bond markets to absorb.

UK borrowing costs at their highest since the financial crisis are reaching households through mortgage pricing.

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