Economy

Britain's public finances are moving back to the centre of the economic debate as the government prepares for the October Budget against a difficult combination of elevated borrowing costs, persistent inflation, high public spending requirements and uncertain economic growth.

Eurozone inflation has moved back to the centre of global economic discussions as energy prices remain elevated and expectations for further European monetary tightening increase.

Global oil markets have moved back to the centre of the macroeconomic discussion as crude prices remain elevated and geopolitical uncertainty continues to threaten energy supplies.Brent Crudewas trading around $88.50 per barrel, while US crude was around $82.12, leaving energy prices significantly high enough …

USMonetary Policyis once again at the centre of global financial markets because investors are trying to determine whether the Federal Reserve is approaching a point where economic weakness becomes more important than inflation risks.

China is once again at the centre of global economic discussions as investors prepare for a fresh batch of July economic indicators and attempt to determine whether the world's second-largest economy is losing momentum.

Artificial intelligence is no longer simply a technology-sector investment theme.

The UK consumer is sending two very different signals to the economy.