Economy

One Europhobe is finally waking up to the costs of leaving the EU

Soon, China’s politics will give way to economics and its debt crisis will inevitably entail pain for consumers

According to Rishi Sunak, it’s really very simple

Everyone knows we can’t afford it. It looks as if Jeremy Hunt is going to do it anyway

Collapsed trade deals, rising food prices, more border checks and not enough flowers for Valentine’s Day – thanks a bunch

The row over divergence from EU standards has exposed the myth of “Brexit freedoms”

Tax recommendations from the super rich merely confirm that they have disproportionate power

Have Boris Johnson’s hopes and promises come true in the four years since we left the EU?

The Tories treat being poor as a fact of life for many. Labour can’t do the same

This government has run down the armed forces like no other

The government is failing at everything apart from record levels of gaslighting

A new report shows red wall areas suffering more from Brexit than London does – and it will get worse

Companies don’t want to list in Britain any more. It’s obvious why

The PM’s new plan is benefit cuts for people who use food banks to fund tax cuts for people who own banks

The right has got it in for the bank – if they get their way, the results could be disastrous

Constantly rising prices are a sign of economic and political failure

From pints of champagne to a war on foreign students, it’s more dismal stuff

Rwanda and Brexit leave Britain facing a humiliation not seen since 1956 – with empty shelves and economic angst at home

Local authorities can expect increasingly large cuts in the years to come as the Conservatives seek to fund their tax agenda

Despite endless promises of post-EU jam tomorrow, Rishi Sunak’s government has been forced to eat humble pie over the last 12 months

The barrel-chested Brexiteer is back - but this week has shown he is now an irrelevance

The government’s migration plans are a cruel mess that will harm British business – and they know it

High wage growth means tough choices ahead for the Bank of England

Industry experts are warning that wines are ‘up £3 a bottle’ since the UK’s departure from the bloc

From planning laws to better skills to a proper industrial strategy, all is not quite lost for Britain

Europe's challenges with inflation requires very different weapons

The man who speaks for the City knows the bankers can’t do without Europe

Another gambit by the prime minister has ended with big boasts and little substance

Jeremy Hunt’s tinkering won’t kickstart growth or make up for the cost of leaving the EU

No wonder the chancellor skipped over damning forecasts in his autumn statement

Foreign Direct Investment is a key economic indicator – and it indicates that Britain is in big trouble

Breaking with their stereotype, the country’s fiscal responsibility has gone awry