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Britain’s inflation is about to soar
45+ min ago (994+ words) It gives me no pleasure to write this, but we need to be realistic about the economic danger we face Liam Halligan is an award-winning economist, journalist, author and broadcaster. He has written his weekly Economic Agenda column in The…...
AI lending rules loosened despite bubble fears
4+ day, 12+ hour ago (731+ words) Exemptions from disclosure and risk mandates will make borrowing easier for data centre owners Tom Saunders is The Telegraph's Financial Correspondent. He was named one of MHP's 30 To Watch young journalists and won the European Parliament's Daphne Caruana Galizia prize…...
Patience is wearing thin with the Fed’s approach to inflation
1+ week, 18+ hour ago (1232+ words) Donald Trump’s new man in the hot seat shows every sign of being a presidential puppet Jeremy Warner, assistant editor of The Daily Telegraph, is one of Britain's leading business and economics commentators. A serial winner of awards, he has…...
‘Dynamic pricing’ is a rip-off best left on the shelf
1+ week, 5+ day ago (957+ words) The friction caused by fluctuating tariffs risks building resentment between retailers and consumers Andrew Orlowski is a technology journalist who writes a weekly Telegraph column every Monday. He founded the research network Think of X and previously worked for The…...
A food crisis could derail Burnham’s cost of living crusade
2+ week, 2+ day ago (788+ words) Bank of England expects extreme weather events and Iran war to push prices up Since arriving in No 10, Andy Burnham has gone on a policy blitz in an attempt to show he is addressing the cost of living squeeze. But…...
US government borrowing costs hit highest level since 2007
2+ week, 2+ day ago (542+ words) Bond yields rise after Federal Reserve announces decision to hold interest rates As the Markets Editor at The Telegraph, Chris Price covers news from global financial markets and how they are affected by major events. He previously wrote the evening…...
Tax raid on banks would damage economy, Barclays chief warns
2+ week, 4+ day ago (524+ words) CS Venkatakrishnan says lender supports growth amid calls for windfall tax on City giants A fresh bank tax raid would hurt growth and undermine plans to bolster the economy, the boss of Barclays has warned Andy Burnham. CS Venkatakrishnan, the…...
Britain’s downsizing crisis is only getting worse
2+ week, 5+ day ago (1726+ words) Older people aren’t staying put by choice – they’re trapped by a system that’s too expensive and too risky Maya Wilson Autzen covers property and council tax at The Telegraph. She was previously a sub-editor at The Daily Mail. She can…...
Labour taxes are killing off high street revival, warns Frasers boss
2+ week, 6+ day ago (746+ words) Michael Murray says punishing business rates could curtail investment in retail Hans van Leeuwen is the Telegraph's International Economics Editor. He joined the Telegraph in 2025 after almost three decades working as a journalist and political adviser in London, Sydney, Canberra…...
A dangerous Third World mindset explains Britain’s myriad crises
3+ week, 19+ hour ago (1057+ words) We have become obsessively risk-averse – as a poll of Britons highlights with painful clarity Daniel Hannan is President of the Institute of Economic Affairs, and sits in the House of Lords as an independent peer You have a choice: either…...