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Put flesh on bones of your business vows by tackling energy and wage costs, manufacturers tell Healey

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Industry body Make UK is asking the PM to put 'some flesh on the bones' of his rhetoric in Labour's first Budget under his leadership next month.

Bank of England goes it alone as rates left on hold: Bailey hints at November hike as inflation pressures build

Yesterday

Governor Andrew Bailey signalled a hike could be on the way but fought shy of taking action for now - even after counterparts in the US and Europe did so.

Digital bank Revolut mulls dual listing in New York and London - having previously mocked UK stock market

Yesterday

Nik Storonsky indicated a preference for the US but seemed to soften his stance towards the City - the first time the Russian-born entrepreneur has talked of a dual listing.

Old Lady's gilts fandango: If a rise in bank rate will be necessary this year, then why delay? asks ALEX BRUMMER

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The Bank of England has been a defender of central bank independence at a time when the US Federal Reserve is under pressure from Trump's White House.

Fears of interest rate hikes are putting Britons off shopping on the High Street, says Next

Yesterday

The fashion retailer said its sales would be hit this winter as British consumers also fret over rising inflation and a tough jobs market.

Fixed savings rates climb to 5.2% - these are the best buys if you're happy to lock your money away

Yesterday

Savers can now get rates as high as 5.2%. And considering inflation has inched up, stronger rates mean your money keeps its spending power.

Five-year fixed rate mortgages hit the highest levels since 2023 after a 'dark week' for borrowers

Yesterday

The average five-year fixed rate mortgage has hit its highest level since 2023, the latest data from Moneyfacts shows.

Next warns Burnham against 'stifling growth' with tax hikes as it upgrades profits again

Yesterday

The fashion retailer, which has been run by Lord Wolfson since August 2001, warned that increases at the upcoming 28 October Budget could worsen weak consumer confidence.

Bank of England holds rates at 3.75% but warns borrowing costs may need to rise in coming months amid inflation fears

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The Bank of England held interest rates at 3.75 per cent today, despite fears that the surge in energy prices could trigger a fresh inflation shock.

Baillie Gifford US Growth Trust sounds alarm over hedge fund Saba's new raid

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Saba has built up a 29 per cent stake in the trust and is trying to appoint three directors to its board, having twice been rebuffed .

The 20 best new car bargains: How to save up to £12,800 on a popular 76-plate model in September

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There are some huge savings to be had with ne car discounts of more than £12,000, while some are available with more than a quarter knocked off their list price.

Boss of UK's biggest housebuilder brands plans for fake chimneys a 'ridiculous waste of money'

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The boss of Britain's biggest housebuilder has branded local council demands for fake chimneys on new homes a 'ridiculous' waste of money.

Vue eyes £1.5bn London stock market listing as it declares 'cinema is back' after 'six years of hell'

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Cinema chain Vue could list on the stock market in London as its owners look to cash-in on a record-breaking summer at the box office following 'six years of hell'.

Thames Water customers will be billed EVERY MONTH - unless they actively opt out

Yesterday

Adrian Michaels (pictured) was incorrectly advised that Thames Water had received an email from him requesting a switch to monthly payments.

Barclays bankers demand one-off payment to return to office just three days a week

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Barclays bankers who work from home are demanding more money to return to the office just three days a week.

Bank of England holds interest rates at 3.75% for sixth time in a row: What it means for your mortgage and savings

Yesterday

The Bank of England has held interest rates at 3.75 per cent for the sixth meeting in a row, meaning the base rate has stayed the same since December 2025.

I failed to sell my one-bed flat so have resorted to renting it out - have I fallen for a letting agent trap?

Yesterday

Having tried and failed to sell my one bedroom flat, I have resorted to letting it out. I didn't realise the agent had changed its fee structure when I requested the tenant only service.

Flat prices in London continue to fall with £71,000 shaved off the typical value in four years

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The London flat market continues to suffer with inner city apartments now £71,000 cheaper than they were four years ago, official data shows.

Women in their mid-50s have half the pension savings compared to men - here's five tips to help you not fall behind

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Women in their mid-50s have fallen well behind their male counterparts when it comes to pension savings, an in-depth report shows.

Cambridgeshire nine-bed home with two prison cells and former magistrates court listed for £800,000

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The Old Courthouse in Linton was previously a police station, magistrates court and local prison. This is Money spoke to the late owner's son about why it's being sold.

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