The eurozone is showing the perturbing symptoms first diagnosed in Japan, but ever-looser monetary policy is not the answer

The last thing Boris Johnson wants is a no-deal Brexit in the middle of an election

Traders urgently need clearer guidance on what to do next   

Growth is still above potential, but trade wars and flagging business investment could yet knock things off track 

The Department for International Trade’s new scheme provides uncertain benefits and could even harm some parts of the country   

Small handouts are no substitute for proper long-term vision

The new PM is betting that he can pump up enough confidence—and money—to see him through a difficult autumn

The alarming drop in the value of sterling will hit living standards—and holidaymakers

The coalition’s radical right-wing economic agenda flouted basic norms and inflicted immense harm in the process 

A former WTO deputy director general says that the trade and investment reality post-Brexit has not been fully understood