Central bank raises bank rate to 3% from 2.25%
"They agreed on the principle that those with the broadest shoulders should be asked to bear the greatest burden," the Treasury said
The new premier, Sunak's economic policy is set to face scrutiny as the Bank of England delivers what could be its biggest interest-rate hike in more than 30 years
Economists and investors expect the UK central bank to raise its benchmark lending rate by three-quarters of a percentage point to 3 per cent on November 3
Britain's new premier is trying to restore calm to the financial markets after his predecessor, Liz Truss, sparked turmoil during her 7-week tenure with a massive package of unfunded tax cuts
In her leadership campaign, Braverman pledged to cut taxes and restore efficiency to govt, suspend Britain's net-zero 2050 target, end jurisdiction of European Court of Human Rights
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Sunak has to govern a fractious and self-indulgent mob, which has resulted from a near-total breakdown of authority of all sorts
Youngest to the post in 200 years + Warns UK faces 'profound economic challenge' + FTSE 100 rises .6%
Liz Truss almost turned the UK into a distrusted emerging economy
Govts should respect fiscal constraints as once confidence is lost in a country's institutions and political maturity, it cannot be easily regained
The rating firm said the change in the outlook was driven by "heightened unpredictability in policymaking" in UK amid weaker growth prospects and high inflation
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Zara is moving into the business of pre-owned clothing as the Spanish brand starts offering services for repair, resale and donations in the UK
PM commits to pension spending; no comment on benefits, foreign aid
UK PM Liz Truss apologised for going "too far too fast" with reforms that caused investor confidence to evaporate and her poll ratings to plunge
British consumers are reining in unnecessary purchases after a leap in energy prices ate into their discretionary spending, forcing people to cut back on new clothes, evenings out and lunches out
The UK government has announced a reversal of the bulk of its September tax-cutting measures in yet another emergency action to ensure economic stability
The dollar has climbed roughly 15% this year as the Federal Reserve embarked on an aggressive campaign to raise interest rates to tamp US price increases.
Hunt declined to rule out delaying by a year the prime minister's plan to cut the basic rate of income tax, a move that would amount to another U-turn on a key plank of Truss's "mini-budget."