Faisal Islam is the Economics Editor at the BBC. He specializes in business and economics, covering significant topics such as the financial crisis, the Eurozone, and UK political affairs, with a keen focus on markets and the impacts of the Russia-Ukraine War. Faisal's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News, The Guardian, and BBC World.
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Rachel Reeves is also expected to lower the threshold for when employers start paying the tax, in next week's Budget.
By: Michael Race, Faisal Islam
The former chancellor says the publication of a review which could criticise the Conservatives on Budget day would "cross a line".
The Budget is about the long game on the economy and Reeves believes the current pain is a price worth paying.
Faisal Islam & Tom Espiner The UK could face a £22bn hit to its exports if Donald Trump imposes a blanket 20% tariff on all imports into the US, according to a new analysis.
By: Mitchell Labiak, Faisal Islam
The chancellor wants to merge the UK's pension funds, but critics worry about the impact on savers.
By: Mitchell Labiak, Faisal Islam
The chancellor wants to merge the UK's pension funds but critics worry about the impact on savers.
Inflation is easing, but many people are still struggling to afford the basics.
The US president-elect is using tariffs as a weapon of diplomacy, even coercion, says BBC economics editor Faisal Islam.
Faisal Islam Elon Musk's electric car firm Tesla pushed the government to make petrol car drivers "pay more" in the days after Labour won the general election.
Musk's firm backed the government's green stance, despite its maverick chief executive's social media attacks.
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