Jeremy Warner

The pound under severe pressure; a widening budget deficit; a yawning current account imbalance; stubbornly persistent inflation, leaving the Bank

The economy is out of control and it’s worryingly reminiscent of previous sterling crises

As ye sow, so shall ye reap. One reasonably reliable rule of economics is that markets will eventually always find you out.

Slowly but surely the penny is dropping. The levers that governments have traditionally pulled to stimulate growth no longer work ; a whole new playbook needs to be deployed.

The UK auto industry is fighting to meet green mandates and avoid punishing fines

Was it worth the brickbats? Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor, found herself in all kinds of trouble last week for ploughing ahead with a “bridge-building” visit

Biden warns of an looming plutocracy – but big tech’s volte-face could power an economic leap forward

Ukrainian capitulation will prompt mass exodus of refugees, says Sir Bill Browder

If the president is as good as his word on deregulation we can expect another Roaring Twenties

Labour’s interventionism risk reducing Britain to economic irrelevance as Trump storms ahead