UK chancellor urged to remove ‘hidden taxes’ from energy bills
Businesses, charities and other groups sign letter calling for levies to be paid by the government
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Philip R. Lane: Outlook for the euro area economy
It is an honour to be invited to contribute to the Asian Monetary Policy Forum. My topic today is to examine the role of Europe in the world economy.[1] International trade, international finance, int…
Joint Readout of Principals’ Meeting of U.S. and UK Authorities Regarding Central Counterparty Resolution
Washington, D.C.--(Newsfile Corp. - September 11, 2026) - Senior officials from the Securities and Exchange Commission, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Fed…
Agencies seek comment on proposed third-party risk management guidance and issue statement on community bank engagement with core service providers
Today the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Federal Reserve Board, the National Credit Union Administration, and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (collectively, the agencies) req…
North Sea gasfield decision likely delayed until after Holborn and St Pancras byelection
A decision on approving the controversial Jackdaw gasfield in the North Sea is to be delayed until later this autumn, with the Greens accusing Labour of hiding their position before the crucial Holbor…
How much has UK fiscal headroom narrowed ahead of autumn budget?
Britain locked in its most expensive long-term borrowing in 28 years on Tuesday, selling £4.25 billion (approximately $5.75 billion) of 30-year government bonds at a yield of 5.8168% — the highest at …
‘Just worry upon worry’: Europe faces a bleak winter as supply shock pushes factories to the brink
From Shropshire to Hamburg, depleting reserves and spiralling costs are spawning a continent-wide energy crisis
‘Fresh from the roof’: the supermarket growing salad a few metres above the tills
Customers seeking greens at one Berlin outlet are dealing with some very local supply chains indeed
What is driving the move in rates and how much higher will yields go?
Actions by advanced economies to limit rising government bond yields are unlikely to be durable without additional policy change or a material economic slowdown—but the first is unlikely and the secon…
UK economy unexpectedly grows 0.4% in July boosted by AI
The UK economy grew in July as the rapid expansion of AI appeared to outweigh the economic damage from the Iran war, in a welcome boost for John Healey.
AI boom helps drive surprise UK growth in July
The UK's economy grew faster than expected in July partly helped by businesses using artificial intelligence (AI).
Speed up electricity grid upgrade or else face higher bills, warns UK watchdog
National Audit Office says failure to implement £70bn modernisation would also hold back economic growth
Anthropic details bad actors’ efforts to misuse its AI for bioweapons
Report comes two days after former employee quit claiming company’s models could cause human extinction by 2030
Authorities Will Simplify the Process of Correcting Inaccuracies in Property Area Data in the Unified State Register of Real Estate (EGRN)
The government has submitted a bill to the State Duma that simplifies the procedure for updating the area of buildings, structures, and the premises within them in the Unified State Register of Real E…
Putin Arrives in New Delhi // Putin Arrives in India for the BRICS Summit
Russian President Vladimir Putin has arrived in New Delhi. The BRICS summit will take place in the Indian capital from September 11 to 13.
Agencies reduce regulatory burden for community banks, increase eligibility for 18-month exam cycle
The federal bank regulatory agencies today issued an interim final rule increasing the number of community banks eligible for an 18-month exam cycle.
New battery-powered trains will ‘bring faster journeys to north’
No 10 says 29 new trains to be built in Derby will support 350 local jobs, as well as nearly 6,000 across the UK
Are interest rates on the way up again?
There's nothing like talk of energy prices and potential higher borrowing costs to remind us that the summer holidays are well and truly over.
FOM: In the Duma elections, “United Russia” will receive about 50% of the votes on party lists
In the party-list voting for the State Duma elections, “United Russia” is expected to receive about 50% of the vote. The VTsIOM Analytical Center and the “Public Opinion” Foundation (FOM). Sociologist…
Watch: Three times Trump has promised money to Americans
US President Donald Trump says he would give $5,000 to every American adult if the midterm elections go his way. Turning that promise into reality, however, would face significant hurdles. The proposa…
U.S. Government Advisor: OpenAI Risks "Catastrophically" Losing Control of AI
OpenAI has failed to reduce the risk of a “catastrophic” loss of control over AI, said Paul Cristiano, a U.S. government advisor on high technology. He issued this warning at a board meeting of the no…
English winemakers expect ‘vintage year’ after record-breaking summer heat
English sparkling winemakers expect their earliest grape harvest and a “vintage year” after a scorching summer quickly ripened grapes.
Trump on Iran war; Oracle, Adobe to report - what’s moving markets
Editor’s Note: The ETFs tracking benchmark indices, lede, economic data, and the headline were updated in the story.
Global bond sell-off resumes as surging oil prices stoke fears about inflation
Nervous investors across big economies have been dumping government bonds, driving up the cost of borrowing, as surging oil prices amplified fears about rising inflation.