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Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is asking food manufacturers to do what they can to support consumers amid skyrocketing food prices. PIC: Aaron Chown/PA Wire

Support needed from food manufacturers to tackle crisis - The YP says

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey.

'We are not facing a global banking crisis' Andrew Bailey insists

Speaking ahead of a visit to Great Yarmouth, Sir Keir Starmer said: “Britain’s businesses already give so much to our economy, and hold a huge amount of potential and promise just waiting to be unlocked."

1,500 pubs, shops and banks close across Yorkshire over past decade

James Eades shares his insight

Analysts sceptical about shared Brazilian and Argentinian currency: James Eades

Dismal weather heralds the arrival of the UK Chancellor’s Autumn Statement as people shop in the centre of Bolton.

UK economy will be the only one to shrink in 2023, warns IMF

Kwasi Kwarteng has cut his trip to the International Monetary Fund in Washington, USA short.

Will Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng announce a budget U-turn today?

Prime Minister Liz Truss and Chancellor of the Exchequer Kwasi Kwarteng

Vandalism done to the UK economy is a resigning matter - The Yorkshire Post says

The Barber boom provides a warning from history, according to deputy business editor Greg Wright

How the 'Barber boom' provides a warning from history - Greg Wright

The bank has reported its latest results.

NatWest swings into profit after lower-than-expected impairments

supply chain: ‘The construction industry has required an overhaul on how it approaches its supply chain for a very long time,’ says Rashmi Dube.

Time for an overhaul in the construction industry - Rashmi Dube

Prime Minister Boris Johnson

How a decision to ease lockdown will provide boost for hospitality and leisure s...

Should Britain extend the Brexit transition period with the EU?

Here’s how NHS will suffer if there’s a no-deal Brexit – Yorkshire Post Letters

James Rowbury, investment research coordinator, Redmayne Bentley

Virus fears spread but investors boosted by interest rate cuts

Will the Brexit process continue in 2018?

YP Letters: Why is Britain trying to quit Premier League with Brexit?

International Trade Secretary Liam Fox is in the US this week for trade talks. (PA).

YP Comment: New '˜special relationship' - Trade talks begin with the US

City

Mark Casci: In not allowing flexible working we are wasting talent and harming t...

Yorkshire '˜could lose Â£266m loans lifeline if we quit EU'

David Cameron welcomes President Barack Obama to Downing Street

Obama talks with Cameron as Brexit campaigners fume

TUC general secretary Frances O'Grady.

Frances O'Grady: Unions vital to strong economy for all

Australia, home to the Great Barrier Reef, should also be part of a wide-ranging portfolio.

Time to ease off on the Northern focus and consider Down Under

Bank of England governor Mark Carney Photo: Anthony Devlin/PA Wire

No rush to raise rate of interest says Bank of England
Bank of England governor Mark Carney has said policymakers are in no rush to raise interest rates amid a weakened world economy and slowing UK growth.

Prime Minister David Cameron Photo: Kirsty Wigglesworth/PA Wire

Greg Wright: Are the Tories really the best friends of business?

UK ‘Brexit’ vote risks damage to nation’s creditworthiness, top agencies say

Chancellor George Osborne

UK’s economic growth slows more than expected

Greece's Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, right, casts his vote at a polling station in Athens

Markets plunge as Tsipras declares ‘democracy won’t be blackmailed’

Elderly queue at banks in Greece debt crisis

Mark Carney

Bank of England says primed for action over Greek crisis

Greeces Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis

Greece defaults on IMF payments

Tourists walk trough the ancient Acropolis hill, with the ruins of the fifth century BC Parthenon temple on the background in Athens (AP Photo/Daniel Ochoa de Olza)

PM urges Greeks to defy creditors

Alexis Tsipras

Greece imposes capital controls to keep its banks from collapsing

Deal ‘close’ on Greek cash crisis

Mediocre growth could be ‘new reality’, warns IMF
Mediocre economic growth could become the “new reality,” leaving millions stuck without jobs and increasing the risks to global financial stability, the head of the International Monetary Fund warned yesterday.

Peter Hill: Build businesses with no barriers to the best talent

Chancellor George Osborne.

Chambers upgrades economic growth forecast

Creditors back Greece’s planned reforms in bailout extension bid

Pessimism on both sides in Greece bailout talks

Ed Miliband

Ed Miliband wants worker buyouts enshrined in law

Pace of growth slowing for UK plc

General strike shuts down Greece in fresh protests over austerity

Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne. See PA story

Osborne handed boost as UK rating improves

Chancellor George Osborne

UK faces ‘critical moment’ as growth slows

Bank of England governor Mark Carney

Governor launches broadside at rogue bankers

Global markets sell-off continues

Bill Carmichael: Hypocrisy of Miliband’s Labour critics

Head of IMF Lagarde faces ‘negligence’ inquiry

Japan. Tokyo. 2012. Christine Lagarde, managing director of the the International Monetary Fund poses with IMF governors at the IMF-World Bank Annual Meeting, October 2012. Picture by Eli Reed/MAGNUM PHOTOS

Exposing the heart and soul of the International Monetary Fund

Cameron hails ‘milestone’ in UK’s recovery

George Osborne

Britain’s economy finally emerges from recession

Chancellor George Osborne and International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde

UK must rein in ‘risky’ mortgages, warns IMF

International Monetary Fund managing director Christine Lagarde

Progress in banking reforms too slow, claims boss of IMF

Rebalancing hopes dashed as exports plunge

The Bank names only its second female Deputy

US shifts support away from on-run president

Osborne gleeful over GDP growth

Economy grows at fastest rate since 2007

Tory turmoil over MP vote

Hays sees a rise in companies recruiting permanent staff

Advice hub urging caution on economic outlook

Sides deadlocked on US shutdown

Greek bailout fears dismissed