UK house prices grow at fastest rate in more than 17 years
Demand fuelled by consumers seeking to escape urban areas
Stocktake: Are investors underestimating inflation threat?
Inflationary pressures may prove more ‘sticky’ than investors believe, warns market strategist
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UK inflation rises to 0.7% in March as clothing and fuel prices grow
Many economists now expect UK will exceed its 2 per cent target before end of year
Bank of England rebuilds stimulus war chest with an extra £100bn
BoE keeps benchmark interest rate at 0.1% as it increases bond purchase programme
More than a fifth of UK employers plan redundancies
Bank of England warns of 1980s levels of unemployment, with lowest-paid hit hardest
UK starts search for “highest calibre” Bank of England governor
Government says Mark Carney will not remain in role beyond February 2020
Chris Johns: stagnant living standards are driving the populist wave
Self-interest might lead the elite to toss the odd bone the way of the ordinary worker
Financials weigh on European shares while oil drags US markets
Ireland’s benchmark index drops marginally, performs better than Europe’s Stoxx 600
Wolfgang Munchau: populists can get the economy right
Fake maths is the abuse of statistics and economic models to peddle one’s political prejudice
JD Wetherspoon reports strong trading conditions in Ireland
UK pub group warns of lower sales and higher costs in second half of the year
Bank of England’s Haldane admits crisis in economic forecasting
Central bank’s chief economist says the vote for Brexit will hit the British economy in 2017
Stagnation in bond markets threatens pensions apocalypse
Zero bond yields mean pensions are in trouble – so work longer and save more
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Mundane tasks could be a thing of the past if managers are ready to harness latest technological advances
Martin Wolf: Keep US interest rates low – the world is still abnormal
After nearly seven years of zero interest rates, the inflation of which critics warned is invisible
Bank of England keeps rates on hold as it awaits inflation signs
Benchmark borrowing rate left unchanged at 0.5 per cent
UK inflation falls to zero for first time in decades
Surprise scale of February’s fall is likely to push back expected timing of rate hike
Chris Johns: Greater impatience may be contributing to sluggish growth
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