Starmer’s promise to build 1.5m home in five years will fail, warns Crest Nicholson chief
Doubts linger over Labour's housebuilding ambitions as election looms
	Doubts linger over Labour's housebuilding ambitions as election looms
	Collapsing productivity is costing the state dearly
	Threadneedle Street slashes growth forecasts after holding rates at 5.25pc
	Bank of England paints a grim picture of Britain’s economic recovery in election year
	There are fears central banks may have taken their determination to tame inflation a little too far
	Average earners forgoing early retirement as long-term sickness piles pressure on economy
	A raft of gloomy data suggests a wider economic slowdown is underway
	When the next global recession hits in earnest, central banks will have to again slash rates
	Soaring bond yields suggest that the near-zero rates of the post-financial crisis were an aberration
	‘Complacent attitude’ towards the sector has led to a ‘staggering’ investment gap
	Oil prices could surge past $150 a barrel if Israel-Hamas conflict escalates, warns World Bank
	Strong and poor countries alike are buckling under the weight of indebtedness
	We are more pessimistic now than at the height of the pandemic
	The Business and Trade Secretary – widely tipped to succeed Sunak – talks toilets, race and Brexit
	We only have to look to the 1970s to see where unsustainable spending and debt lead us
	Governments can expect no early reprieve from the pain of higher interest rates
	Middle East war threatens to undermine Mohammad bin Salman’s vision for his Kingdom
	Major economies risk being ‘hit hard’ after allowing post-Covid borrowing to balloon
	Unemployment increases to 4.2pc in the three months to August, latest figures reveal
	Payouts will no longer be capped at 100pc of annual pay to increase competitiveness
	The incentive-destroying freeze on income tax thresholds is akin to a slow-moving car crash
	Vacancies are dropping from last year’s peak as higher costs take their toll on employers
	SMEs receiving ‘incredibly poor deal’ compared to bigger companies
	Former chancellor led an extended period of British economic outperformance
	Following the lead of our friends across the Atlantic will make us a richer country
	Bank of England Governor has been criticised in the past for urging workers not to ask for big pay rises
	Chancellor is ruling out pre-election tax cuts, citing the need to reduce public debt
	Unseasonably warm weather deters shoppers from buying winter clothes
	Latest report reveals financial watchdog missed the mark on inflation and growth
	Jerome Powell says policymakers are ‘proceeding carefully’ amid fears of prolonged Middle East conflict
	Slower-than-expected decline casts doubt over Prime Minister's key promise
	While markets continue shrugging their shoulders, the likelihood of a cataclysmic global crisis rises by the day