Tag: inflation
Bank of England interest rates forecast could mean huge boost for millions
The fall in the headline rate of inflation from 2.6 percent to 2.5 percent was unexpected and positive news for the Chancellor Rachel Reeves. …
Warnings of 3% inflation throw Bank of England calculations in the air
The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee uses interest rates to put a brake on the nation’s spending. …
Rachel Reeves destroys everything she touches – here’s what she’ll wreck next
Labour chancellor Rachel Reeves has the reverse Midas touch. Instead of turning things into gold, she tarnishes everything she gets her hands on. …
Food prices warning to anyone buying olive oil, chocolate or butter
EXCLUSIVE: Possible US trade tariffs, supply issues and labour-force problems are poised to send prices higher, experts warn. …
Rachel Reeves on knife edge as latest blunder wastes another £6billion of our money
Chancellor Rachel Reeves claimed she would plug the £22billion black hole in the nation’s accounts but all she has done is make it deeper and darker. …
From hero to ZERO – how Keir Starmer’s Labour crashed economy and killed growth
The only thing worse than watching PM Keir Starmer and chancellor Rachel Reeves crash the UK economy is listening to them justify their decisions. …
Inflation is back with a bang and the experts agree – Rachel Reeves is making it worse
Just when we hoped inflation was on the run, it’s back. And it’s set to climb even higher in 2025. …
Key ingredient driving up the cost of Christmas dinner
As people count down to Christmas, supermarket sales are forecast to exceed £13 billion over the four weeks of December for the first time ever. …
Barclays and TSB customers given welcome Christmas mortgage boost
Both Barclays and TSB have cut interest rates on new deals with rivals expected to follow suit in the coming days …
Verdict on Rachel Reeves’s horror Budget is finally in – and it’s worse than imagined!
Most of us don’t need to be told that Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ Budget is going to hurt. We’ve worked that out for ourselves. …
