The latest data shows that there was an increase in saving and reduction in borrowing in September, and the macroeconomic implications of this should be self-evident.

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Octopus Energy are going to takeover Bulb's 1.5 million customers, and remove the need for the latter to be supported by the government.

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It seems inevitable that we are moving towards a world with increasingly plastic-free packaging, and the crisp market is one which most obviously would benefit from such a move.

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Elon Musk has closed the deal to secure Twitter for a reported $44 billion.

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Welcome back to this new half term! Here's our weekly economics news quiz.

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Campaign group, Tax Justice UK, argues that the government could implement five tax reforms, most notably equalising Capital Gains and income tax rates, to reduce levels of tax avoidance, among...

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Shell has announced record profits as the oil giant benefits from high global oil and gas prices which have increased the supernormal profits from their exploration, extraction and refining...

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It is a question I have often asked of myself wandering down a supermarket aisle. Why are Nordic Blueberries so expensive? "Nordic blueberries" or bilberries, grow in Nordic forest, and rapid lose...

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Progress in reducing the percentage of children living in workless households seems to have been reversed according to newly-released data.

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BBC Newsnight launched their Newsnight Global programme last night and the special on Taiwan was superb. Within it was a segment from Economics Correspondent Ben Chu on Taiwan's status as - far and...

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When you are studying globalisation, it is handy to have some key stats on the world economy at your fingertips.

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The head of campaign group Positive Money looks here at why the centrality of the housing market to the UK economy results in dysfunctional outcomes, largely because so much of the country's wealth...

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Food prices are having a big impact on people’s cost of living. There have been some eye-watering increases in the prices of basic groceries over the last year. This is a rate of inflation that...

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Here is a quick update on the UK economy. We'll aim to produce one each month as we head into what many economists predict will be a difficult autumn and winter for the UK. Can a severe recession...

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Today's Observer carries an interview with the CEO of Body Shop, a business owned by Brazilian firm Natura which has weathered several storms in recent years and - having cut back on their store...

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The UK's employment rate has fallen since the pandemic – unlike other major economies. There is a lengthy piece here by The Observer's Heather Stewart on the rise in economic inactivity in the UK...

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This Guardian piece looks at one of the major ongoing issues in the UK, the shortage of affordable housing. And yet, as the author points out, in the aftermath of the Second World War, when the...

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For the first time in a decade, Tesco has raised the price of their meal deal offer including the price charged to clubcard holders.

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This World Bank clip looks at how the events of the last three years - coronavirus and the war in Ukraine has stopped global poverty reduction, and actually pushed over 70 million people into poverty.

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This Reuters video clip highlights one of the disadvantages of free trade - it exposes economies to global economic shocks - and in this case, food shortages in India, and restrictions on its...

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