Posted at 21:01 23 Jun 202321:01 23 Jun 2023The full pain of the mortgage chaos is yet to comeBy Faisal IslamEconomics editorIf the economy was functioning normally, officials would not need to ask firms to temper price rises.Read moreBBC Russian
Posted at 15:32 23 Jun 202315:32 23 Jun 2023Childcare costs equal mortgage payments, says mumBy Robbie MeredithBBC News NI education correspondentParents report paying between £421 and £952 a month for childcare, depending on the number of hours.Read moreBBC Russian
Posted at 1:40 23 Jun 20231:40 23 Jun 2023Why Kenya struck a big deal with the EU on its ownBy Waihiga MwauraBBC Focus on Africa TVKenya felt it was best to sign a bilateral trade deal, despite claims that it undermined regional unity.Read moreBBC Russian
Posted at 0:00 23 Jun 20230:00 23 Jun 2023Dmytro Kuleba: Will Ukraine get the help it needs?Video contentVideo caption: Stephen Sackur speaks to Ukraine’s Foreign MinisterStephen Sackur speaks to Ukraine’s Foreign MinisterStephen Sackur speaks to Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba, in London for a Ukraine Economic Recovery Conference. Will Ukraine get the help it needs?
Posted at 20:28 22 Jun 202320:28 22 Jun 2023Raising free transport age 'cruel and inhumane'By Lesley-Anne McKeownBBC News NIEligibility rules for free use of Translink services were discussed at a meeting in Belfast,Read moreBBC Russian
Posted at 17:59 22 Jun 202317:59 22 Jun 2023Bank boss denies wanting slump after 5% rate shockBy Daniel Thomas, Nick Edser & Faisal IslamBusiness reporters and economics editor, BBC News"If we don't raise rates now, it could be worse later," Bank of England boss warns as it raises rates again.Read moreBBC Russian
Posted at 17:39 22 Jun 202317:39 22 Jun 2023Can Scotland reverse its industrial decline?By Douglas FraserBusiness and economy editor, ScotlandA new centre for modern manufacturing in Scotland, costing £90m, has been opened in Renfrewshire .Read moreBBC Russian
Posted at 8:31 22 Jun 20238:31 22 Jun 2023Interest rates hit 5% as Sunak admits inflation target is harder to hitThe Bank of England's bigger-than-expected increase puts the base rate at 5% for the first time since 2008.Catch upBBC Russian
Posted at 7:22 22 Jun 20237:22 22 Jun 2023Interest rates set to rise for 13th time in a rowBy Kevin PeacheyBBC NewsInterest rates are expected to go up to 4.75% from 4.5% as the Bank tries to slow soaring prices.Read moreBBC Russian
Posted at 5:28 22 Jun 20235:28 22 Jun 2023Customers given 20 minutes to decide on mortgagesBy Will FyfeWales LiveDeals are changing so fast customers face making snap decisions or risk losing deals, a broker says.Read moreBBC Russian
Posted at 18:28 21 Jun 202318:28 21 Jun 2023Warning homeowners face 20% drop in disposable incomeBy Michael RaceBusiness reporter, BBC NewsSome 1.4 million mortgage holders will see their disposable income fall by more than 20%, a think tank says.Read moreBBC Russian
Posted at 17:43 21 Jun 202317:43 21 Jun 2023Mortgage lender urges those struggling to seek aidThe Bank of England is expected to announce an rise in interest rates to try and tackle inflation.Read moreBBC Russian
Posted at 16:41 21 Jun 202316:41 21 Jun 2023Interest rate rise expected after inflation shockBy Michael RaceBusiness reporter, BBC NewsPrices continue to rise much faster than expected, with UK inflation remaining at 8.7% in May.Read moreBBC Russian
Posted at 15:27 21 Jun 202315:27 21 Jun 2023Hundreds of civil service jobs will not be filledBy Clodagh RiceBBC News NI business correspondentBenefit payments could be delayed as frontline staff face brunt of Department for Communities’ cuts.Read moreBBC Russian
Posted at 13:01 21 Jun 202313:01 21 Jun 2023Starmer: PM warned about mortgage rises in autumnVideo contentVideo caption: Starmer: PM was warned about mortgage rises in autumnStarmer: PM was warned about mortgage rises in autumnLabour leader Sir Keir Starmer challenges Rishi Sunak over mortgage rate rises faced by homeowners.
Posted at 10:18 21 Jun 202310:18 21 Jun 2023UK inflation shock: This is really grimBy Faisal IslamEconomics editorInvestors are now questioning whether the Bank is in full command over soaring prices.Read moreBBC Russian
Posted at 7:13 21 Jun 20237:13 21 Jun 2023Push to rebuild Ukraine's economy starts with UK's $3bnBy Jonathan JosephsBusiness reporter, BBC NewsThe World Bank says many years of financial support are needed as London hosts a major conference.Read moreBBC Russian
Posted at 6:22 21 Jun 20236:22 21 Jun 2023Is Brexit behind the UK's inflation shock?By Dharshini DavidEconomics correspondent, BBC NewsSome claim leaving the EU may be to blame for the UK's stubbornly high inflation, but it's a complex picture.Read moreBBC Russian
Posted at 4:06 21 Jun 20234:06 21 Jun 2023UK inflation stays at 8.7% despite hopes of a fallThe stubborn figure means interest rates are likely to rise again - an announcement is due on Thursday.Catch upBBC Russian
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The full pain of the mortgage chaos is yet to come
By Faisal Islam
Economics editor
If the economy was functioning normally, officials would not need to ask firms to temper price rises.
Read moreChildcare costs equal mortgage payments, says mum
By Robbie Meredith
BBC News NI education correspondent
Parents report paying between £421 and £952 a month for childcare, depending on the number of hours.
Read moreWhy Kenya struck a big deal with the EU on its own
By Waihiga Mwaura
BBC Focus on Africa TV
Kenya felt it was best to sign a bilateral trade deal, despite claims that it undermined regional unity.
Read moreDmytro Kuleba: Will Ukraine get the help it needs?
Stephen Sackur speaks to Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba, in London for a Ukraine Economic Recovery Conference. Will Ukraine get the help it needs?
Raising free transport age 'cruel and inhumane'
By Lesley-Anne McKeown
BBC News NI
Eligibility rules for free use of Translink services were discussed at a meeting in Belfast,
Read moreBank boss denies wanting slump after 5% rate shock
By Daniel Thomas, Nick Edser & Faisal Islam
Business reporters and economics editor, BBC News
"If we don't raise rates now, it could be worse later," Bank of England boss warns as it raises rates again.
Read moreCan Scotland reverse its industrial decline?
By Douglas Fraser
Business and economy editor, Scotland
A new centre for modern manufacturing in Scotland, costing £90m, has been opened in Renfrewshire .
Read moreInterest rates hit 5% as Sunak admits inflation target is harder to hit
The Bank of England's bigger-than-expected increase puts the base rate at 5% for the first time since 2008.
Catch upInterest rates set to rise for 13th time in a row
By Kevin Peachey
BBC News
Interest rates are expected to go up to 4.75% from 4.5% as the Bank tries to slow soaring prices.
Read moreCustomers given 20 minutes to decide on mortgages
By Will Fyfe
Wales Live
Deals are changing so fast customers face making snap decisions or risk losing deals, a broker says.
Read moreWarning homeowners face 20% drop in disposable income
By Michael Race
Business reporter, BBC News
Some 1.4 million mortgage holders will see their disposable income fall by more than 20%, a think tank says.
Read moreMortgage lender urges those struggling to seek aid
The Bank of England is expected to announce an rise in interest rates to try and tackle inflation.
Read moreInterest rate rise expected after inflation shock
By Michael Race
Business reporter, BBC News
Prices continue to rise much faster than expected, with UK inflation remaining at 8.7% in May.
Read moreHundreds of civil service jobs will not be filled
By Clodagh Rice
BBC News NI business correspondent
Benefit payments could be delayed as frontline staff face brunt of Department for Communities’ cuts.
Read moreStarmer: PM warned about mortgage rises in autumn
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer challenges Rishi Sunak over mortgage rate rises faced by homeowners.
UK inflation shock: This is really grim
By Faisal Islam
Economics editor
Investors are now questioning whether the Bank is in full command over soaring prices.
Read morePush to rebuild Ukraine's economy starts with UK's $3bn
By Jonathan Josephs
Business reporter, BBC News
The World Bank says many years of financial support are needed as London hosts a major conference.
Read moreIs Brexit behind the UK's inflation shock?
By Dharshini David
Economics correspondent, BBC News
Some claim leaving the EU may be to blame for the UK's stubbornly high inflation, but it's a complex picture.
Read moreUK inflation stays at 8.7% despite hopes of a fall
The stubborn figure means interest rates are likely to rise again - an announcement is due on Thursday.
Catch up