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Central bank receives its worst rating since public attitudes survey was established in 1999
Liquidations nearly double pre-pandemic levels as businesses struggle with inflation and rising borrowing costs
Sharp increase in interest rates expected as new leadership seeks to pull $900bn economy away from brink
Joachim Nagel expects further rate rise in September, warning that rate-setters have ‘a long way to go’
Also in today’s newsletter, BlackRock’s crypto push and the secret of the Kroenkes’ sporting success
Company says new facility will create jobs and meet ‘critical demand for assembly and test capacity’
Britain’s biggest supermarket chain reports 8% increase in quarterly sales
Stubborn property sector woes and lagging exports are jeopardising the country’s post-Covid rebound
Memory-chip maker cites ‘unwavering commitment’ to China with new production line
About 2,000 years ago, Roman soldiers buried a million nails in a four-metre pit. Why?
Residents of Thurrock in Essex will pay higher taxes for fewer services, say government inspectors
After worrying data, the UK central bank must show it has a grip on price growth
Also in this week’s newsletter: number of Britons working in EU travel sector plunges
Central bank warns inflation will be ‘too high for too long’ and signals similar move in July
Intermittency of renewable sources means urgency is required to meet a challenging 2035 net zero deadline
Also in today’s newsletter, China’s central bank cuts rates and a Big Read on the deceptive S&P 500 rally
German conglomerate says it needs to diversify to serve more markets in Asia and tackle supply chain issues
We must prepare — institutionally and politically — for the permanently higher state investments new times require
A tight labour market might not preclude disinflation
Labour dispute had threatened to disrupt busy shipping period ahead of holiday season
Economic globalisation hasn’t done much to hold prices down over the past three decades
Federal Reserve takes a breather on rate rises but signals even more tightening ahead
Rate-setters likely to back quarter-point rise, leaving rates at highest level since 2001
Shift in policymakers’ priorities could come sooner than many investors think with a risk of debt crunch looming
Powell defends move to pause tightening campaign in face of persistently high inflation
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