Mehreen Khan

Squeeze on living standards is unwarranted, says Swati Dhingra, a member of the Bank of England’s monetary policy committee, as she calls for cut to interest rates

Economic output is rising and there could be a cut in interest rates soon, but a look under the bonnet suggests there are problems ahead

The IMF now expects GDP to increase 0.7 per cent this year, but the chancellor said she was ‘under no illusion’ about the challenges facing the country

Rally in UK bonds pushed the payout on two-year gilts to below 4 per cent for the first time this year

ONS says rate of inflation was unchanged as market ramp up bets that Bank of England will loosen monetary policy soon

After years of criticism and misleading forecasts, rate-setters are unlikely to feel confident of reducing borrowing costs this summer

New British Chancellor Rachel Reeves speaking on July 8, has welcomed the IMF's growth forecast, but stressed that economic challenges lie ahead.

Cooling labour market welcome as the Bank of England deliberates over whether to cut interest rates next month

Labour has adopted Mariana Mazzucato’s idea of state-led ‘missions’ for the economy but she believes bosses should not get taxpayer support without something in return

A former member of the monetary policy committee says the central bank should set its own course like the US Federal Reserve