Szu Ping Chan is the Economics Editor at the Telegraph. She covers a range of topics including economic policy, personal finance, banking, and investment, with a focus on the local economy and debt management. Szu Ping's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent publications such as GlobalResearch, Yahoo Finance, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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The number of foreign-born benefit claimants has hit a fresh high, days after Reform promised to ban claims by overseas nationals.
Donald Trump has launched a major intervention in the bond market after a global sell-off that pushed government borrowing costs to multi-decade highs.
Wall Street has warned Donald Trump that he risks losing credibility with investors after his intervention in the bond market failed to calm traders and raised fears about the US's spiralling debt.
Donald Trump's administration launched an intervention to calm investors after a global government bond sell-off - Samuel Corum/Getty Images North America
The Trump administration has said it is prepared to step up its intervention in the bond market after concerns about soaring US debt triggered another global sell-off.
Britain's soaring welfare bill forced John Healey to borrow more to balance the books last month.
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Forcing businesses to provide seven days’ notice risks chronic staff shortages, warns lobby group
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ANDY BURNHAM will preside over a fresh wave of business closures unless Britain's high streets get immediate financial support, bosses have warned.
Andy Burnham has called on wealth creators to back Britain as the Prime Minister said he was focused on cutting the cost of doing business.
