Uk Borrowing News

Economists are urging Chancellor John Healey to pressure the Bank of England to reduce or halt its bond-selling program, arguing that the current policy is cost

UK borrowing costs have reached a 19-year high due to a bond market rout, fueled by global inflation fears and concerns over potential welfare spending by the L

Mortgage rates could significantly increase after the cost of UK government borrowing reached a 28-year high, with 30-year gilt yields climbing above 5.92% and

UK government borrowing costs have reached their highest level in 28 years, raising questions about the implications for individuals.

The global government bond sell-off intensified on Wednesday, causing UK borrowing costs to rise significantly. This development adds to the challenges for John

Long-term UK borrowing costs have reached a 28-year high due to rising oil prices and a global bond rout, while renewed fighting in the Middle East impacts fina

Burnham and Healey face a Budget crunch as UK borrowing costs remain at their highest level in nearly 30 years, driven by persistent inflation, high borrowing,

The UK borrowed more than anticipated in July, as Chancellor John Healey prepares for his first Budget and reaffirms the government's commitment to fiscal rules

UK borrowing costs surged yesterday due to a global bond market rout, triggered by oil prices rising above $100.

Andy Burnham has cut VAT on household electricity bills, and the UK borrowed less than expected in June. The FTSE 100 opened slightly lower, but defence stocks

Oil prices have surged to four-week highs, with Brent crude jumping 4.55% to $87.08 a barrel, following renewed US-Iran attacks and a naval blockade on Iranian