Economists now, on average, predict inflation will be 2.6 per cent this year, up from 2.2 per cent before the election, ...

In a well-trailed move, the Bank of Japan on Friday raised the policy rate by 0.25 percentage points, taking it to 0.5 per ...

Experience suggests that abundant and cheap money is not a harbinger of price or financial stability, much less of sustained ...

Investors have already seen the yield on the 10-year Treasury rise from as little as 3.6 per cent in mid-September to about 4 ...

Bond markets in the UK may be more sensitive to fiscal credibility following the turbulence after the 2022 Liz Truss budget. But fiscal sustainability in the UK does not significantly differ from some ...

Employers are cutting jobs and raising prices to offset tax increases, with wages still growing too fast for policymakers’ ...

Household water bills in England and Wales are expected to rise by an average of 26 per cent to £603 this year, marking the biggest annual increase since privatisation 36 years ago.

Also explore the classroom resources produced by the FT’s Financial Literacy and Inclusion Campaign charity. In what ways might high inflation make it difficult for people to manage their credit card ...

Rinehart has called on Australia to adopt the US president’s agenda of tax and spending cuts, and has pushed for Canberra to ...

Record numbers of migrants came into the US after the pandemic, growing US consumption and the American labour force. This, many argue, was the key reason the US continued to grow, even as inflation ...

Macklem said "there's no doubt" that the threat of tariffs "weighed" on the Canadian central bank’s decision to lower rates for a sixth consecutive time.

World leaders gather in Poland on Holocaust memorial day, Fed and ECB make rate calls, and the Year of the Snake begins ...