Inflation data for September is being released and will impact how much benefits and rail fares rise next year. Money blog reporter Jess Sharp brings you everything you need to know in our consumer an...

The bank's governor, Andrew Bailey, said for nearly a decade he had been careful to "take no position on Brexit" but when asked directly about its impact on economic growth he "had to answer that ques...

Signs of credit stress leave markets in Europe and Asia down, while investors turn to safe haven assets

UK 10-year government borrowing costs see biggest weekly fall since April

Chinese state media on Thursday issued a seven-point rebuttal to U.S. calls for Beijing to wind back its rare earth controls, as both sides struggle to move beyond a volley of barbs and accusations of blindsiding the other.

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Sky's economics and data editor Ed Conway explains how an unwinding of historic Bank support for the UK economy has been rowed back on, to save us many billions of pounds.

While more money in taxes is being paid and national insurance payments are coming in, that's being offset by higher spending. "Stealth" and "sin" taxes are expected to rise to fill the hole between...

Gold slipped on Wednesday due to a slight uptick in the dollar and profit-taking after bullion touched a record high in the previous session on expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut.

Food prices are expected to peak in December as hot weather led to a poor harvest and the industry complained of higher costs.

Official GDP figures confirm widely expected slowdown after strong expansion in first half of the year The UK economy flatlined in July, according to official figures, in grim news for Rachel Reeves as she gears up for a challenging budget. It was a slowdown compared with June, when the economy grew by 0.4%, according to the Office for National Statistics. Continue reading...

Stagnation was in line with analysts’ expectations

Andrew Bailey says financial markets have been right to shrink their expectations for interest rate cuts and also expressed concern over the threat to central bank independence in the US.

Major stock indexes eased while U.S. Treasury yields rose on Friday, with U.S. inflation data largely in line with economists' views and keeping expectations of a September interest rate cut intact.

NatWest and Lloyds have seen their shares fall by more than 5% as investors fret that UK lenders could be on the hook for a tax take by Rachel Reeves.

British inflation hit its highest in 18 months in July when it increased to 3.8% from 3.6% in June, official data showed on Wednesday, once again leaving the country with the biggest price growth problem amongst the world's big rich economies.

Welcome to the Money blog, Sky News' consumer and personal finance hub. This morning we're focusing on inflation data for July, which showed a rise to 3.8%.

In normal circumstances, with the Bank of England having just cut interest rates, you would expect measures of borrowing costs to be falling across the board. But clearly these are not normal times.

UK economic growth slowed as US President Donald Trump's tariffs hit and businesses grappled with higher costs, official figures show.

Government borrowing rose significantly more than expected last month as debt interest payments soared.

While rate cut expectations for 7 August have risen due to the weakening labour market, the data intensifies the focus on the chancellor's stewardship of the economy.

Speculation was rife that Rachel Reeves would impose new constraints on the amount that people can put into tax-free ISA savings. Some wondered, too, whether she would impose new taxes on the banking ...

Welcome to the Money blog, Sky News' personal finance and consumer hub. Today, official figures show inflation has risen by more than expected, as the price of fuel and food adds upward pressure.