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Agency cited ‘additional risks’ in lending to the country following Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini-Budget
Officials from both sides will discuss how to kick-start stalled talks on trading arrangements
Eurozone inflation hits 10%, Russia annexes four Ukrainian regions, Lula set for victory in Brazil
September’s double-digit figure bolsters calls for more big rate rises from ECB to slow price growth
US central bank vice-chair notes cross-border ‘spillover’ risk as monetary policy tightens globally
Plus, Barclays fined for $18bn sale error and Musk Twitter emails released
Washington and Tokyo are working to diversify semiconductor production away from China
We answered your questions on what the economic uncertainty means for borrowers
The UK’s mistakes reveal global pressures
Heavy sell-off in gilts described as a case of ‘the tail definitely wagging the dog this week’
Biting intervention approved by senior managers at fund has added to firestorm over UK ‘mini’ Budget
Fallout from the ‘mini’ Budget widens from property and mortgages to pensions and investments
It is right for a government to want to increase GDP, but it’s not clear this prime minister knows how to do it
Regulators seek to allow more renminbi weakness but avoid runaway depreciation
Households are cutting back on food to cope with soaring energy bills despite aid package
Ukraine war could create combination of slow growth, falling prices and market stress, according to ESRB
Sterling is under pressure, but rates are rising and the fiscal burden is soaring elsewhere
September figure of 10.9% comes as institutes outline how gas shortages could hit growth in 2023
A fresh wave of global government investment might well stimulate broader innovation
There is some historical irony in America lecturing ‘Japan Inc’ about active support for industry
In employment terms, the US has recovered more quickly than its southern neighbour
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has increased prices for everything from energy to wheat, adding to the inflationary pressures affecting major economies of the world including the US, UK, Germany and France
The UK prime minister’s experiment fails to take account of unforeseen consequences in the real world
Plus, Hurricane Ian ploughs into Florida and Britain’s financial crisis deepens
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