Bank of England
The new £10 note is physically smaller. It’s also worth less because of Brexit
At 15% physically smaller than its paper predecessor, the new tenner is like a physical manifestation of its reduced international purchasing power after the 'great Brexit devaluation'.
Economic growth reliant on household debt – is this the next crisis?
A 'spiral of complacency' over consumer debt is posing a huge risk to the UK economy, the Bank of England has warned.
Living standards squeeze continues as inflation rises to four-year high
Inflation is significantly outpacing earnings growth
Did the experts really predict a post-Brexit recession?
Go back to the original analyses and a more nuanced picture emerges
People don’t have money to spend – and the government won’t act
The latest economic package won't provide durable stimulus
Labour, SNP, Lib Dems welcome BOE decision but demand action from Hammond
The bank cut interests rates to a record low and expanded quantitative easing