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The government is following the playbook of the 1980s’ Thatcher and Reagan administrations
UK rate-setters hold back from matching global peers’ more aggressive increases but hint at large rise in November
Despite the government’s energy package, spiralling costs and falling consumer spending mean the stage is set for recession
Avoiding the student loan system will benefit graduates for decades to come
Traders are betting on MPC acting aggressively to curb inflation and reinforce its credibility
The new chancellor’s plan is poorly targeted, too generous and overly dependent on public borrowing
Sterling briefly dips below $1.14 after retail sales data showed sharpest fall in more than a year
Higher interest rates make refinancing an increasingly grim prospect for homeowners and businesses
UK Finance estimates that 1.8mn borrowers will see their fixed-rate deals end in 2023
Inflation needs a monetary response, whereas the energy crunch should be met with support for struggling households
Satisfaction falls ahead of likely rise in interest rates next week
Local authorities issue warning about impact of soaring construction costs on Tory flagship policy
Rise in food and services costs keeps pressure on Bank of England to increase rates
As the cost of living continues to rise, find out how much inflation could affect your personal finances
Tough economic conditions and weak stock markets will persist for months
Figures will reinforce fears labour shortages are pushing inflation higher
I’ve sold my business but worry the profits will be eaten up by inflation
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
UK fast-fashion retailer says full-year profits will be at lower end of guidance
Our free online calculator reveals the pinch points in your budgets
UK PM’s intervention has central bank in quandary over two differing views of economy ahead of next week’s meeting
Chief economist Pill says action will be needed to bring down inflation over longer term
£6.6bn outflows so far this year as the British economy suffers
New UK prime minister’s cost of living package risks policy divergence with central bank
Fears volatility in housing market and high inflation may slow development activity in UK capital
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