Whatever the truth about DeepSeek, China’s tech sector is light years ahead on strategy and investment, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott
At Davos, Trump will face a less friendly brand of billionaire – but their dominance is waning
Larry Elliott
These high priests of globalisation are facing the fact that Trump’s tariffs are part of a global shift to protectionism, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott
At best, 2025 will be a year of slow economic recovery. As for the worst? Brace yourselves
Larry Elliott
With threats of recession, global fracturing and increasingly angry voters, Labour’s sticky start is unlikely to get any easier, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott
December 2024
Germany and France are in crisis – is the next global financial crash brewing?
Larry Elliott
It’s not bigotry to worry about migration – the latest figures tell a complex story
Larry Elliott
November 2024
Signs of cooling UK jobs market could be a headache for Reeves
Economics viewpoint
From Thatcher to Trump and Brexit: my seven lessons learned after 28 years as Guardian economics editor
Larry Elliott
From higher tariffs to lower taxes, will Donald Trump’s economic plan pay off?
Bank of England’s rate caution overshadowed by Trump victory
City analysts overwhelmingly predict Bank of England interest rate cut
Business live
Wall Street hits record high after Trump election win, as US dollar, bitcoin and Tesla shares surge – as it happened
Trump tariffs would halve UK growth and push up prices, says thinktank
Inflation pain helped secure Trump win but his policies mean higher prices
Economics viewpoint
Trump or Harris? Whoever wins will face a shift in power in the global economy
Larry Elliott
Shock US jobs data could not have come at worse time for Kamala Harris
October 2024
Reeves needs faster UK growth than the OBR predicts for her budget to work
Unless the chancellor’s capital spending increases stimulate private investment, expect more tax rises ahead
Rachel Reeves bets on public spending increases in budget winning over voters
Chancellor hopes cash injection for NHS and extra money for public services will make public forgive higher taxes and slow growth
Rachel Reeves goes back to the future with a tax and spend budget
Reeves to promise ‘wealth and opportunity for all’ in major tax-raising budget
Number of UK mortgage approvals at highest level since 2022 mini-budget
