Treasury News

The UK government has increased its offer to Stormont ministers to £1.5 billion, as Northern Ireland ministers state they cannot set a budget without additional

The US Treasury has tripled its bond buyback program to $6 billion, yet Treasury yields are rising due to investor concerns over US debt, deficits, inflation, a

The bond market has rejected the Treasury's $6 billion plan to reduce borrowing costs, with the 10-year yield rising to a three-year high, indicating investor d

Expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike have increased to 58.4% following surprisingly healthy employment data, with interest rate traders betting on a 25b

Despite Andy Burnham's calls for radical change, signals from the Treasury suggest that John Healey will face tough decisions regarding spending pledges due to

Chancellor John Healey plans to announce a departure from the Treasury's 'rule book' to redirect investment from London to other regions, ahead of a major econo

The IRS and Treasury have proposed a new rule that could revoke the tax-exempt status of up to 18,000 private schools found to be engaging in racial discriminat

Chancellor John Healey has invited all Treasury staff, from apprentices to senior economists, to submit ideas for his upcoming October budget, as he faces chall

Capital city house prices in Australia have fallen below $1 million, with only Sydney and Brisbane retaining median prices above that mark. Separately, Penny Wo

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent dismissed concerns about turmoil in the US bond market, attributing the country's fiscal health to robust economic growth

The chancellor will defer setting a date for the UK to meet its 3% GDP defence spending target until next year's spending review. This decision follows former d

The Treasury and Opposition Benches engaged in a heated debate over the implementation of welfare measures for Scheduled Castes during the DMK regime.

The father of Chloe Moffat, who died by suicide last year, claims the Treasury failed in its duty of care after she was accused of sharing confidential informat

London's income tax bill has reached a record £80 billion, with the Treasury collecting nearly £7 billion more from Londoners in a single year. The Prime Minist

The Treasury has appointed an expert to review the calculation of business rates for pubs and hotels, aiming to recommend reforms for the struggling industry.

The Treasury's doubled bond buyback program is financed by selling short-term bills, which shortens the debt maturity and influences long-term interest rates wi

The parents of Chloe Moffat are considering suing for wrongful death after a coroner ruled that the Treasury "materially contributed" to their daughter's suicid

Rising long-term Treasury yields are altering bank performance, favoring stable deposits and short-duration assets while challenging fixed-rate and vulnerable f

An economist warns that the Treasury's debt buyback plan, led by Scott Bessent, risks a dollar devaluation spiral similar to Japan's yen, while others suggest t

The UK's national debt neared £3 trillion last month, despite a boost from self-assessed tax receipts, presenting tough choices for Chancellor John Healey in th

The UK reported a larger-than-expected £1.8bn deficit in July, highlighting challenges for Chancellor John Healey as he prepares his first budget, with total pu

Treasury heads are considering buying government bonds as the five-year yield reached 6.52% after the RBI's FCNR(B) scheme ended. Despite potential delays due t

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is implementing interventionist tactics to lower interest rates, redefining the government's role in the global bond market.

Bitcoin has surpassed the $70,000 mark, driven by Treasury buybacks and former President Trump's support for cryptocurrency. Analysts are now watching to see if