The past few weeks have been a wake-up call for the housing market, a realisation that we have moved decisively out of the ...

UK recession is looking more likely as the economy shrank 0.2% in the three months to September. This essentially means we’re more firmly ...

It never rains but it pours. For the housing market, the past few weeks did not start too badly, with the chancellor announcing ...

After a highly volatile week, the febrile mood in the markets has been pacified a little by the Bank of England’s intervention to ...

The pound was in retreat again after stinging criticism of the UK by the IMF over its handling of economic policy. Sterling dropped ...

The starting whistle has been blown on the economic tug of war between the Bank of England and Liz Truss’ government. This is ...

Not so long ago, the share prices of the UK’s leading housebuilders were what brokers and investment banks would describe as a strong ...

Some of the promises Liz Truss has scattered on the campaign trail may flutter away once she takes office and the cold reality ...

The summer party in the equity markets seems to be coming to an abrupt end as hard-line central bank policymakers hover as unwelcome ...

The relentless rise upwards in prices continues, with little sign of a break for consumers who are desperately trying to make ends meet. ...