14 h. ago Business news live: Trump delays end of trade tariff pause and surprise June house prices data

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15 h. ago Business news live: Stock markets set for volatility with end of Trump’s tariff pause near

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3 d. ago Jeremy Corbyn says ‘discussions are ongoing’ after Zarah Sultana claimed she would ‘co

Sultana announced on Thursday she was quitting Labour to join Jeremy Corbyn’s Independent AllianceMy colleague Lauren Almeida, who is running the Guardian’s business live blog, has shared the following:Rachel Reeves has not given herself enough fiscal headroom to manage public finances, Charlie Bean, the former deputy of the Bank of England has said, and has to “neurotically fine tune taxes”.About £10bn – that’s a very small number in the context of overall public spending. Government spending is about one and a quarter trillion so £10bn is a small number and it is a small number in the context of typical forecasting errors.You can’t forecast the future perfectly both because you can’t forecast the economy and you can’t forecast all the elements of public finances . The forecasts are imprecise and there is no way you can avoid that. That is a fact of life.In light of reports of atrocities committed by the Israeli government in Gaza and reports of the UK’s collaboration with Israeli ...

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3 d. ago Home secretary rejects Zarah Sultana’s claim Labour failing to improve lives – UK politics live

Sultana announced on Thursday she was quitting Labour to join Jeremy Corbyn’s Independent AllianceMy colleague Lauren Almeida, who is running the Guardian’s business live blog, has shared the following:Rachel Reeves has not given herself enough fiscal headroom to manage public finances, Charlie Bean, the former deputy of the Bank of England has said, and has to “neurotically fine tune taxes”.About £10bn – that’s a very small number in the context of overall public spending. Government spending is about one and a quarter trillion so £10bn is a small number and it is a small number in the context of typical forecasting errors.You can’t forecast the future perfectly both because you can’t forecast the economy and you can’t forecast all the elements of public finances . The forecasts are imprecise and there is no way you can avoid that. That is a fact of life.In light of reports of atrocities committed by the Israeli government in Gaza and reports of the UK’s collaboration with Israeli ...

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4 d. ago Business news live: Pound and bonds recovering after Reeves gets backing, NS&I issue new Junior ISA rate

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4 d. ago Business news live: Pound and bonds recovering after Reeves backed by Starmer, Microsoft cut 4% of staff

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4 d. ago Business news live: Bonds yield concern remains after Reeves backed by Starmer, Microsoft cut 4% of staff

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4 d. ago Business news live: Bond yields continue to fall, one in four cars sold in June were electric

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4 d. ago Business news live: Bonds latest after yields rise and Microsoft cut 4% of workforce in AI push

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5 d. ago Business news live: Gilt yields spike on Reeves exit speculation and CEO of AstraZeneca discusses leaving London

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5 d. ago Business news live: AstraZeneca CEO discusses leaving London for US and Japan facing new, bigger tariff

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5 d. ago Business news live: AstraZeneca CEO discusses leaving London for US and TSB could depart the high street

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5 d. ago Business news live: Bank of England reveals tariffs impact on interest rates and TSB could depart the high street

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5 d. ago Business news live: Bank of England reveals trade tariffs influence on interest rate decisions

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6 d. ago Fed chair Jerome Powell blames Trump tariffs for failure to cut US interest rates this year – business live

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial newsUS dollar has worst first half in more than 50 years amid Trump tariffsSainsbury’s has recorded its strongest growth since last summer after its Argos chain recorded a big step up in sales as shoppers sought out paddling pools and fans during recent hot weather.The retail group said Argos, its catalogue shop, was able to achieve growth of 4.4% in the three months to 21 June, up from 1.9% in the previous quarter. Comparable group sales, excluding fuel, rose 4.7% on a year earlier.Companies have now expanded production slightly for the fourth month in a row, order intake has ceased to fall, and slightly longer delivery times also indicate that demand is picking up a bit.Against the backdrop of numerous uncertainties - US tariffs, the crisis in the Middle East, and Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine - this can certainly be seen as a sign of resilience. Continue reading...

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6 d. ago Business news live: Tesla shares fall as Trump criticises Musk, UK government to make Cash ISA cuts

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6 d. ago Business news live: Government faces criticism for Cash ISA cuts and UK house price growth slows

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6 d. ago UK house prices fell in June; London stock market celebrates best first half to a year since 2021 – business live

UK house prices fell in June; London stock market celebrates best first half to a year since 2021 – business live  The Guardian

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6 d. ago Business news live: Government faces criticism to Cash ISA cuts and latest Nationwide house data

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