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Borrowing costs rise after BoE insists it will soon end bond-buying programme

Price of 20-year UK bonds hit new lows as Bank of England statement rules out considering an extension

Liz Truss insists tax cuts will go ahead despite public spending promise

PM suggests borrowing will rise as she surprises MPs by saying she has no plans to cut public spending

Mini-budget will not lead to promised growth, leading economists tell MPs

Economic confidence in UK seriously undermined by Kwarteng and Truss’s ‘guerrilla tactics’, Commons committee hears

Jacob Rees-Mogg says pensions not at risk as he hits out at BBC

Business secretary claims impartiality rules breached by suggestion market turmoil is linked to mini-budget

Populist rhetoric without the popularity – Truss’s guaranteed recipe for failure

At least Brexit had an electoral mandate. The PM’s project of economic self-harm is neither politically nor morally feasible, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

I’m part of the ‘anti-growth coalition’ Liz Truss loves to hate – and I’m proud of it

The PM’s vision of growth is part of the class war that is transferring power from Britain’s poorest people to its richest, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

The Bank of England’s lifeboat is in choppy waters with its bond buying

Pensions hedging crisis shows how the City never seems equipped to handle the next big financial hazard

Pound falls sharply against dollar after Bank confirms bond-buying end date

Sterling falls more than a cent to below $1.10 after Andrew Bailey tells pension firms they have ‘got to get this done’

Bank of England urged to extend emergency bond-buying scheme

After Bank expands action to stave off ‘fire sale’ in wake of mini-budget, investors ask for longer expiry date

The Guardian view on Trussonomics: bringing on social and financial devastation

Editorial: The government and its central bank are plotting a path that will create a painful recession. Both ought to change course

NHS won’t get ‘single penny less’ despite health and care levy repeal, says Treasury minister – as it happened

Latest updates: minister tells MPs health service budget will remain unchanged

Kwasi Kwarteng’s tax cuts will benefit richest amid dividend boom – report

Since pandemic shareholders have enjoyed large payouts at time of meagre workers’ pay growth, thinktanks find

Truss overrules Kwarteng Treasury pick in bid to calm markets

Veteran official gets permanent secretary role instead of reformer as fiscal plan is brought forward by three weeks

Unfunded tax cuts mean UK ‘will need £60bn spending cuts’

IFS says Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini-budget will leave ministers making serious reductions in public services

Kwarteng’s latest ‘we’re listening’ messaging fails to reduce credibility gap

Worryingly, gilt yields are rising again and another potential cliff-edge moment comes on Friday

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