Currencies
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Rentokil, which makes most of its revenue overseas, has benefited but retailers such as Sports Direct face challenges
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How the shock referendum result has affected sterling, stocks and shares
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The pound is steady at $1.29 as investors eagerly await the US payrolls report for June
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Department store boss fears 2016 political crisis will turn into 2017 economic crisis with plunge in sterling dragging down consumer spending
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The post-referendum fall in sterling is already affecting people’s finances, with computers getting dearer and the euro not stretching to as many cervezas
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Mohamed El-Erian of Allianz has warned that sterling could hit record lows unless UK government comes up with a credible plan
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Sterling has hit a new 31-year lows as fallout from Britain’s EU referendum shakes the City
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Last time the pound was lower was in June 1985, but still a way off the record low against the dollar of $1.0520 in March 1985
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With an annual global deficit of 7%, the post-Brexit turmoil is going to hit hard unless UK can balance income and expenditure
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Property fund locks the doors to stop retail investors cashing out, after flood of redemption requests
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With sterling sliding and fuel costs rising, farmers, producers and retailers face up to rising input and sourcing costs
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After all the turmoil it has taken just a week since the EU referendum vote for the markets to record its best performance in years
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Bank of England governor has predicted a summer stimulus package to help the UK economy survive the shock of the EU referendum
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ONS data reveal trading position with rest of world is worse than thought and confirm that economy slowed in the first quarter
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Stock markets in Asia and Europe are recovering, despite the massive uncertainty caused by last week’s EU referendum
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Central bank increases US dollar supply as PM Shinzo Abe flags continued risks, while gold rises again and metals trading suggests global stimulus expected
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FTSE 100 has clawed back Monday’s losses, after world markets suffer their biggest two-day falls in history
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European stock markets claw back some of their losses on Tuesday, and sterling picks up for first time since Friday’s Brexit vote
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Comments creates additional hurdle to planned merger of Deutsche Börse and London Stock Exchange after Brexit vote
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Business live Britain credit rating downgraded as markets suffer more Brexit losses - as it happened
Rating agency S&P says EU referendum result is a ‘seminal event’ that means Britain no longer deserves a top credit rating -
Standard & Poor’s issues downgrade and pound hits 31-year low despite chancellor’s attempts to soothe markets
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Economics blog Market turmoil: Osborne said all the right things, but relief will be temporary
Katie AllenOf course the chancellor had to row back on his dire pre-referendum warnings, but – for households, businesses and investors – we are in uncharted territory -
Australia must be ready to pump cash into the economy if Brexit bites
Stephen KoukoulasPolicymakers should ignore the crazed obsession with the budget balance and consider fiscal stimulus if the worst-case scenarios come to pass
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From job insecurity and workers’ rights to European holidays – a look at the issues worrying the British public
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Lord Wolfson says fall in value of pound will increase sourcing costs for retailers who import goods to UK
Live FTSE 100 enters bull market territory despite Brexit fears – business live