Economist Paul Johnson analyses the UK economy's inequality and stagnation, and explains why we are running out of options to ...

"Bond vigilantes" are right to fear the next prime minister – but the status quo will be worse, says Cris Sholto Heaton ...

Should Keir Starmer stay or should he go? Either way, the result will be a disaster for British business, says Matthew Lynn ...

UK small caps have been left under-owned by investors' preferences for large-cap stocks in recent times, creating a ...

The new parliamentary year has begun, with the King outlining what his government will set out to achieve in the next 12 ...

The under-performing Murray Income Trust has appointed the team behind the high-flying Artemis Income Fund to turn its ...

NS&I is boosting the prize fund rate on Premium Bonds, increasing the chances of winning a prize, and raising interest rates on four other savings accounts. The government-backed savings bank will ...

Winning local elections changes little in terms of the provision of services, as councils have limited power and money.

Gilt yields – effectively the level of interest that the UK government pays on its debt – rose to their highest level in almost 30 years on 5 May, amid the fallout of the conflict in Iran. Yields on ...

In January 2013, the then-prime minister David Cameron announced that there would be a “very simple” referendum on whether ...

Europe and the US drove global dividend payouts to a record high in the first quarter of the year. How can you invest in ...

The next force that will change the world is China's drive to financialise, according to Diana Choyleva, founder and chief ...