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Why wages should keep up with inflation: the economic case for getting a pay rise

The recent sharp rises in inflation have effectively put an end to three decades of relative price stability in the UK. The prices of most goods and services have gone up and could go even higher.

The Conversation

Tom Tugendhat has the drive to tackle vested interests like the Bank of England, says MP

The former Army officer says the country needs ‘a serious government for serious times’

Evening Standard

Euro a whisker from dollar parity; Heathrow caps passenger numbers amid travel disruption – as it happened

Euro slides to a 20-year low of $1.0001 on anxiety that Europe will fall into recession, as Heathrow introduces limit on summer holiday passengers

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Analysis-Tax-cut talk in UK leadership race adds to inflation angst

Promises of tax cuts from candidates to succeed British Prime Minister Boris Johnson pose another inflationary risk which could pressure the Bank of England to raise interest rates more aggressively, cancelling out any potential boost to the economy.

Reuters

China lockdown worries hit stocks; Uber and Twitter shares fall; Wizz Air to cut more flights – as it happened

Shares hit as China try to quell resurgent Covid-19 outbreaks, while shares in Twitter drop after Musk tries to cancel takeover, and Uber is hit by leak

The Guardian - UK

The mystery of how quantitative tightening will affect markets

Central banks are starting to shrink their balance sheets, but fund managers say they have no clue as to how QT will play out

Financial Times

Tory turmoil keeps Bank of England in the dark on tackling crisis

Policymakers can only wait and see how the next prime minister’s tax and spend policies will affect the economy

The Guardian - UK

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UK political resignations: the current uncertainty could affect the economy for nearly two years

The recent dramatic events that led to the resignation of UK prime minister, Boris Johnson, on July 7 2022 raise the issue of how politics – and economic policy uncertainty more specifically – affects the UK economy. The answer, of course, is that it does, and sometimes for as much…

The Conversation

Bank official sounds alarm over ‘free-lunch’ City deregulation

Insurance regulator says post-Brexit softening of rules will put billions of pounds of pension saving at risk

The Guardian - UK

The UK is doing much better than you think and should avoid recession

City Voices: Britain will do better than the EU and the US this year

Evening Standard

Business leaders plead for stability after the chaos that led to Boris Johnson’s resignation

Sterling’s “relief rally” is likely to be only temporary, analysts warn

Evening Standard

Pound slumps to two-year low against dollar as fears for UK economy deepen

Sterling has fallen 11% against the US currency this year

The Independent UK

Bank of England vows to get inflation back to 2%

Chief economist Huw Pill wants to make strategy plain to the public in hint of more interest rate rises

The Guardian - UK

Pound drops to lowest level since early days of pandemic as No 10 reels from crisis – as it happened

Euro hammered by recession fears and approaches parity against the dollar, while stock markets rally after Tuesday’s slump

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The Independent UK

Outlook for economy has ‘deteriorated markedly’ due to soaring prices, Bank of England warns

Households and lenders can weather storm caused by energy price spike, says Bank

Benzinga

Bank of England Looks To Minimize Crypto Risk With 'Enhanced Regulation'

Bank of England’s Financial Policy Committee has announced the need for improved regulation of the cryptocurrency sector, following the recent market crash.

Evening Standard

Bank of England to test the UK banking system on ‘deep’ recession

Financial institutions must set aside more money to absorb coming economic shocks

Benzinga

Benzinga Before The Bell: Record Inflows In 'Short Bitcoin' Funds, Elon Musk's Trillionaire Possibility, Gmail's Political Bias And Other Top Financial Stories Tuesday, July 5

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The Guardian - UK

Bank of England warns that economic outlook has ‘deteriorated materially’

UK households likely to face more inflationary pressures arising from Ukraine war, says central bank

The Guardian - UK

UK economic outlook ‘very uncertain’, warns Bank of England, as recession fears hit markets –as it happened

Financial Stability Report warns that UK and global economic outlook has ‘deteriorated materially’, as pressure builds on households and businesses

The Guardian - UK

Families facing income woes on a par with Greece and Cyprus? That’s ‘global Britain’

A new report shows household income growth in the UK has plummeted. This is hardly the prosperity we were promised, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Independent UK

Cost of living crisis 2022: How to cope with the rise in prices

Millions of Britons are struggling as the price of everything soars amid rising energy prices and inflation. Kate Ng turns to financial experts for advice on how to deal with it all

Evening Standard

The Standard View: London reels from the body blow of inflation

Inflation affects everyone, everywhere, but it hurts some of us more than others. And the bleak truth is that the less well-off and Londoners are affected more than most. The worrying finding of our Ipsos poll is that millions of people would find it “very difficult” to cope with inflation…

Wales Online

Martin Lewis urges homeowners to take 'action now' to save money

The MoneySavingExpert founder said cheap mortgage deals may soon "disappear"

Evening Standard

As we head back to the striking Seventies, blame inflation not the unions

“Although the Seventies remains a salutary lesson in what can happen, we should not talk ourselves into believing we are inevitably heading for a repeat performance.” So argued Jon Cunliffe, Deputy Governor of the Bank of England, back in April. I wonder if he’s having second thoughts. The number of…

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