Jack Barnett is an Economics Correspondent at The Times. He specializes in business and economics, focusing on themes such as capital markets, economic policy, and the global economy, while also covering the local economy and commodities markets. Jack has been featured in publications including The Davidsonian, City AM, and The Australian.
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The Food and Drink Federation says competition for fewer resources will increase the cost of ingredients for groceries
A Times audit found Welltower’s portfolio included 920 properties used by for-profit providers, as ministers prepare a crackdown on profiteering in the sector
The annual rate of inflation was 3.4 per cent in July, down from 3.5 per cent in June and signaling a potential pause for the Federal Reserve
GDP dipped from 0.6 per cent growth in the first quarter in line with forecasts, official figures show
While the PM’s predecessors may be justifiably peeved at recently announced improvements under their watch, there is an inflation shock around the corner
The yield on 30-year Treasury bonds hit 5.22% amid the ongoing conflict with Iran and rising national debt levels
Average asking prices for newly listed homes fall in August at the fastest pace for eight years, according to the property search site Rightmove
Employers’ confidence close to record lows because of changes made by former chancellor, Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development warns
Office for National Statistics data showed private sector pay grew at the slowest pace in six years while public sector pay growth rose by 6.2 per cent
New ten-year debt is costing the government 5.155 per cent, the highest interest rate attached to such borrowing since August 2007
