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Shoppers paying too much for baked beans and baby formula
Producers making more profit per item than two years ago, competition watchdog finds
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Inside Jeremy Hunt’s £100bn-a-year battle with Britain’s ballooning debt pile
Mounting interest payments are leading the economy on the road to ruin
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Germany’s debt-brake drama is poison for Deutschland Inc and for Europe’s monetary union
The bloc has just become an even more fractious and unhappy house for everyone
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Hunt’s tax cuts have delivered one of biggest-ever upgrades to economy, says OBR
Spending watchdog credits Autumn Statement reforms amid rosier economic forecast
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Millions of pensioners paying more income tax now than when Tories took power
Fiscal drag and ‘granny tax’ leave retirees worse off than they were in 2010
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Families £1,900 worse off by the next election despite Hunt’s giveaways
Britain facing ‘unprecedented’ 20-year wage stagnation, warns Resolution Foundation
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More businesses shutting than starting up for the first time in 12 years
Rate of company closures matches high of 2009 global financial crisis
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Bank losses mount as high-interest rates hammer eurozone, warns ECB
Lenders seeing an increase in loan defaults and late repayments
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Britain has given up saving – and it’s a crisis we can no longer afford to ignore
The occupants of Downing Street have waited far too long to confront this vicious circle of decline
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Hunt handed £17bn borrowing boost ahead of Autumn Statement
The numbers give the Chancellor more room to cut taxes on Wednesday
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Argentinians who fled Weimar-like hyperinflation are seeing hope in Javier Milei
Corruption and poverty have humiliated a proud people
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The hidden nasties Jeremy Hunt could leave for Labour
Chancellor’s successor could uncover several traps long after he’s left Number 11
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Jeremy Hunt pledges £4.5bn boost for manufacturing in net zero push
Electric cars, offshore wind and carbon-capture technology to receive extra funding
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The £100bn problem haunting the election
Britain’s unavoidable burden forces hard choices on both sides of the political spectrum
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The cheap money illusion that will cost taxpayers billions for years to come
Only now is Britain experiencing the painful fallout of its quantitative easing addiction
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Hunt’s room for tax cuts squeezed by £15bn-a-year losses on Bank of England bond sales
Bank’s decision to sell bonds at a time when prices are potentially at their lowest adding to losses
