Economic growth (GDP)
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Spending on communication and transport, which includes flight bookings and cars, declines 4.2% year on year in June
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The British economy ultimately benefited from being driven out of the exchange rate mechanism. But the global economy is a very different place today
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The economic consequences of this terrible mistake require us to make an urgent retreat
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How the shock referendum result has affected sterling, stocks and shares
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The gap between imports and exports of goods in May was £770m smaller than forecasted, says ONS
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Tory leadership contender needs more than a Ukip-style campaign to buy British and boost Commonwealth trade
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Editorial: Britain remains in the EU for the moment, so little has changed for business – other than the mood. But as confidence fades and anxiety rises, the mood could count for a lot
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Mark Carney’s release of £5.7bn of capital should not be sniffed at but it required no genius, and really is only half a plan
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PMI for June worse than expected as FTSE 250 index falls
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The Brexit vote will kill austerity
David BlanchflowerGeorge Osborne’s disastrous experiment brought about the EU referendum vote – now the economy needs stimulus
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Housing market jitters were blamed for much of the fall in activity
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Economics viewpoint In this post-referendum vacuum, Carney alone can't save the UK economy
Katie AllenBusinesses and households have a long list of questions as Brexit looms – and politicians have got to come up with some answers
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He may have abandoned his intention to achieve a budget surplus by 2020, but state-reduction is still the name of the game for the chancellor
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Britons are putting big purchases on ice with some pulling out of property purchases and others looking for work abroad, research shows
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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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French economist calls party’s campaign to keep Britain in EU ‘very weak’ and confirms that he quit as an adviser two weeks ago due to work commitments
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Brexit budget plans need to be ditched in favour of higher public investment to prevent recession, say top economists
The prospect of Brexit Britain turning into a post-global disaster zone is real