Economics
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Britain’s economy grew by a faster than expected 0.6% in the second quarter as businesses appeared to shrug off Brexit jitters in the runup to the 23 June referendum
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This is the fifth time the Fed has decided against raising interest rates since December, when it raised interest rates for the first time in almost a decade
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Bank’s UK arm says it has terms in place to charge some customers to hold their deposits but does not intend to do so
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Britain’s global place is at stake – are we going to speak up?
Stewart Wood and Jeremy GreenstockThe Brexiteers insisted there would be no retreat from the world stage. Now we need to see the proof
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UK growth will slow down markedly, despite upbeat GDP figures
Larry Elliott Economics editor
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Monetary policy committee member Martin Weale issues warning about British economy and says he would probably back stimulus measures
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Editorial: It all began with a cloud no bigger than a man’s hand almost a decade ago. This latest move is unlikely to be the end of it
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Martin Weale says economy appears to have worsened since Brexit vote, as telecoms regulator orders BT to split off its Openreach division
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Six out of 10 civil engineering subsectors reported falling workloads in the three months to the end of June
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Economics blog Forget Brexit, Quitaly is Europe's next worry
Larry Elliott Economics editor
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Letters: Insofar as the essence of capitalism is the enrichment of the few at the expense of the many, would the authors of the report like to tell us just what level of greed and exploitation they feel is acceptable?
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Lloyds among high street operators facing pressures sparked by Brexit vote, which could lead to further job cuts and closures
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Britain urgently needs a version of Abenomics, involving monetary policy, fiscal policy and structural reform
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UK must remain a close partner of EU after leaving the bloc to reduce economic turmoil, finance chiefs say in communique
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Unilever’s acquisition of the male grooming business could be the start of a whole new sales model – one that cuts out retailers altogether
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Though the Leave vote hit share values hard, many have recovered. But other sectors of the economy will be counting the cost for years
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Global growth remains weak and risks have risen after the Brexit vote, says IMF, as it calls for more infrastructure spending
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The GOP candidate delivered few downright lies but traded in what he calls ‘truthful hyperbole’ – and excluded statistics pointing to recovery since 2008
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