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We need a serious strategy to deal with the chronic under-investment at the heart of Britain’s productivity puzzle
Central bank to spend £5bn a day for 13 days over ‘material risk to UK financial stability’ and threat to pensions
But analysts express concern Threadneedle St appears willing to print money to finance the government
Liz Truss’s government will need to reverse course on its ill-conceived mini-Budget
Fire sale in gilts hammered pension funds, forcing Bank of England to launch support
Lord make me chaste, but not yet
Multilateral lender warns ‘untargeted’ package risks stoking inflation
Huw Pill signals central bank does not expect to act before November following UK government’s tax-cutting plans
Analysts play down comparisons with developing country troubles, but highlight prospect of spending cuts
Either interest rates will have to rise to levels that will crush demand or sterling risks falling further, adding to inflation
Recent tumble has left sterling matching year-to-date losses of Japan’s yen
The Bank of England does not have a lot of options
Mortgage deals on hold after ‘extraordinary’ sell-off in government debt market
Sterling falls below $1.07 despite central bank and government reassurances about interest rates and stable finances
Plus, the seven economic wonders, TikTokpreneurs and cryotherapy
Rather than blaming hedge funds or the strong dollar, look to the woefully misnamed ‘mini-Budget’
“Yeah I’m watching”
Borked bonds
The new government will have been hoping for a much more muscular stance from the BoE
Risk of further falls in sterling as fund managers asked to soak up billions more in public debt
Squeaky-bum time for Bailey
Mini-Budget statement compounds earlier Bank of England rate rise
Experts tackle your property questions on the next Money Clinic podcast
Future moves on interest rates will be influenced by the impact of UK government’s fiscal plans
UK rate-setters hold back from matching global peers’ more aggressive increases but hint at large rise in November
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