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Central bank thinks UK cannot sustain GDP growth of 1% or more each year without inflation
Central bank indicates rates may have peaked and now predicts milder recession than before
Rate rise is factored in but analysts are split on when the economy will have cooled enough
Lobby groups express disappointment with chancellor’s ‘empty’ keynote speech
Interest also increased on adult accounts
As the cost of living continues to rise, find out how much inflation could affect your personal finances
Analysts highlight case for further monetary tightening, despite some weak economic data
Volumes fall 1% over crucial Christmas shopping period, according to official figures
Governor Andrew Bailey expresses optimism that the worst is over
Dip in December to 10.5% unlikely to sway Bank of England from raising interest rates
Gap between public and private sector pay growth is fuelling current wave of strike action
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Pubs and bars push up GDP in November as football fans go out to watch World Cup matches
Supermarket chain reports 7% rise in UK sales as trading at M&S also improves
Russell Group of universities hits out at government’s below-inflation increase in maintenance loans
FT analysis shows that many key occupations have seen their pay squeezed over the past decade
Surging cost of essentials forces households to rein in December purchases
Chief economist Huw Pill signals rates might have to stay higher for longer
Cost of living crisis increases risks of taking out too much too soon
Branded companies best placed to benefit as producers hit by energy and labour costs and retailers keep prices low
UK’s largest bicycle maker suffers reversal in fortunes after cashing in on pandemic boom
Customers may not be able to keep up the spending while juggling high energy bills and rising mortgage costs
BRC records show difficult 2023 in prospect for consumers even as wider prices ease
FT’s annual survey predicts a continuing cost of living squeeze and soaring borrowing costs in 2023
The enemy of economic progress has returned after a 40-year absence
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