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Next week’s economics: 5-9 September

Eurozone interest rates and Chinese trade balance statistics will be big news

Is the Bank of England fit for purpose?

As inflation soars past target, the BoE faces intense criticism. Is it justified?

Next week’s economics: 29 August - 2 September

Next week's data will help us to cut through some of the housing market noise

Credit card borrowing: How bad will it get?

The causes of higher credit card borrowing are clear. The consequences are not

A closer look at inflation and hedonic pleasures

Talk of inflation is everywhere. It’s time to take a closer look

Next week’s economics: August 22-26

Next week’s data should shed more light on the US’s not-quite-recession

How bad will a UK recession be?

The Bank of England warns that the UK is about to enter a sustained recession. How bad will it be?

How energy prices will play out

Energy is a textbook example of an inelastic good. This can give us an insight into how the energy crisis might evolve

Next week’s economics: August 15-19

Next week’s data will shed light on the different drivers of global inflation

Can higher interest rates hold back inflation?

Rising energy prices are spurring on UK inflation. Can increasing interest rates make any difference?