At the time, Britain’s national debt had recently surpassed £1tn and alarm bells were already ringing. Today, the country ...

There is no such thing as the Bond Dealers party, but there might as well be – the people who trade in UK debt exert a stranglehold over our politics, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott ...

The fault lies not in Brexit itself, but in the reluctance of policymakers to seize the economic opportunities it presents.

A smile on his face, Keir Starmer approached reporters outside Downing Street on Thursday to talk up recent data that suggested that Britain was the fastest growing economy in the Group of Seven.

Britain’s economic growth is forecast to fall below one per cent next year as rising unemployment and escalating energy costs ...

Several EU members, including Belgium and Denmark, are tougher than Britain in insisting that people secure jobs before ...

Comparatively high government debt and dependence on energy imports mean the UK had less room than other nations to cushion the economic blow for households.

Britain looks set to get what it craves in its negotiations with the European Union. The British government has contrived a way around the impasse over avoiding controls at the Irish land border and ...

They're right to be concerned. While the regulator hesitates, consumers and UK tech firms continue paying the price through a ...

Britain's European Union exit produces poor economic outcomes ...

It is tempting as a journalist to focus only on stories about things going horribly wrong. Doom-mongering sells. The urge is doubly strong when, like me, you cover the British economy. Everywhere I ...