This week, the FT asks readers whether Starmer’s pessimistic tone is unsettling UK business
Don’t take everything on Truss
The voluntary sector offers a cost-effective path to public service reform
Does a not-very-new paper vindicate the ex-PM?
The UK possesses a rare global commodity: predictability
A failure to acknowledge the US debt problem puts growth and stability on the line
Rishi Sunak has vowed to get people back to work but data indicates problems with the diagnosis — and proposed solution
Despite growing numbers being affected, many of the solutions are known
Schemes registered a new quarter drop in asset value in 2022 driven by mini-Budget turmoil, finds Pensions Regulator
Firm headed by Andrew Law finishes 2023 down 9% in its Macro fund
Government proposals to end publication of the statistics come as homelessness surges in England and Wales
Sir Robert Stheeman says Liz Truss budget shows fiscal policy must not be ‘divorced from reality’ of financial markets
Richard Hughes tells MPs there is a lack of information on the identity of overseas bondholders
How can we make economic policy if the figures we rely on are problematic?
We go again
Officials have recommended the £250bn sterling money market fund sector holds more easily sellable assets
Move comes after the group’s eponymous founder was accused in June of sexual assault
The UK’s gift to the world one year ago was to give a technicolour example of what to avoid
Huw Pill says dealing with market turmoil sparked by unfunded tax cuts was ‘not a comfortable experience’
The question of whether trash talk really harms the country is not as mad as it appears
Punitive approach taken by Jobcentre Plus is holding back workforce recovery after the pandemic
The Treasury basis trade is back baby
Mansion House speech makes small inroads into Britain’s broad growth problem
The green energy blueprint is unlikely to be a Holy Grail that enables the UK to escape this long, painful period of stagnation
