Mehreen Khan is the Economics Editor at The Times. With a strong focus on business and economics, she covers a wide range of topics including markets, inflation, taxes, and the impact of AI on the economy. Mehreen's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as The Australian Financial Review, Financial Times, and The Australian.
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Mehreen Khan's coverage heavily focuses on the UK economy, house prices, inflation, interest rates, and global economic trends. She frequently cites data and government announcements in her articles.
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New postings jumped by 4.8% in October, bucking the trend of slower hiring
Since the turn of the century, US GDP per capita — a key measure of income growth — has grown by 40 per cent, compared with only 22 per cent in the EU
Bank of England governor warns that the increase in employers’ national insurance contributions could keep rates higher for longer
Monetary policy committee members tell MPs that prices could go up — or down – amid US tariff threats and global headwinds
By: Mehreen Khan, Chris Smyth
The Bank of England governor spoke out as Rachel Reeves faces a backlash over her planned increase to employer National Insurance contributions
The chances of a Christmas interest rate cut from the Bank of England have all but disappeared after a triple dose of bad news on inflation.The three key measures of inflation watched by the central
Household survey by GfK finds shoppers are ready to make big purchases before Black Friday and Christmas
Composite PMI reaches 55.3 as businesses anticipate the president-elect’s plans for corporation tax cuts and higher import tariffs
By: Oliver Wright, Steven Swinford, Mehreen Khan
New figures show private sector activity fell to a 13-month low in November, which economists blame on Labour’s tax rises damaging confidence
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