economy

May is clinging to foolish migration target because it's a sacred manifesto pledge but happily throwing deficit target to the winds.

Don’t they realise this means UK is no longer world’s 5th largest economy? That our power is diminished? That inflation is coming?

Sterling slipped, services confidence sagged, and companies considered moving operations elsewhere in a tough week for the economy.

The economy has dodged an immediate post-Brexit shock. But the steep fall in sterling coupled with a threat to the City could make the future less rosy.

There’s more to Brexit than the economy. Our relationship with the EU profoundly affects what kind of society we are.

Cameron is standing down from parliament and UKIP has chosen a new leader. Meanwhile, there’s still no clarity on what Brexit means.

British citizens will have to apply and pay a fee to enter the Schengen zone, with ramifications for tourism and business.

Tabloid has talked up UK’s post-Brexit growth in a series of front-page articles whose headlines aren’t supported by the text or the facts.

Brexiteers have been trumpeting the fact that Australia wants an early trade deal with us. But talks won’t start until 2019.

The summer sunshine has finally arrived but economic forecasts are bleak.

The government has been quick to seize on the positives, but the longer-term picture is less rosy.

No one told us this would happen! Chancellor opens door to radical policy rethink as economy probably heads into recession.