mini-Budget
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Further turmoil feared as bank ends bond-buying
But there is talk of flexibility and the possibility that property might prove a safe haven
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IMF says ‘worst is yet to come’ as it attacks mini-Budget
Global growth projection cut from 3.2% to 2.3%
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Was Kwarteng’s “fiscal event” good for London real estate?
COMMENT: Mini-Budget appeared positive – but time will tell
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UK economy will shrink despite Growth Plan, says Deutsche Bank
“Tighter financial conditions” likely to offset many of the gains in fiscal policy
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Goldman Sachs poised to pounce on pensions’ property assets
Pensions are selling off illiquid assets following the market turmoil caused by the mini-Budget
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Mortgage rates rise above 6%
High loans mean payments will take up 25% of household income
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Kwarteng to publish plans early after humiliating U-turn
The fiscal plan due on 23 November will now be published at the end of this month
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Economists say Growth Plan will achieve opposite
Modest expansion was expected in August, now the consensus is for a 0.3% contraction
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Banks re-enter mortgage market after turbulent week
Average rates for two-year fixed deals are now almost 6%
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Gove leads rebellion against Truss’s plans
Former levelling up secretary said he will form alliances to vote down mini-Budget
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Pensions rebound after mini-Budget crisis
… as sterling recovers. But traders are braced for another turbulent week
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Truss says she has the ‘right plan’, but markets and public disagree
Poll hands Labour a 33-point lead as Conservatives say markets “overreacted”