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Chancellor’s stock peaks with ‘nudge’ summer statement

Sunak wins plaudits for taking drastic measures to revive UK’s pandemic-stricken economy

‘Not what a green recovery looks like’: Rishi Sunak’s plan gets mixed response

Summer statement’s focus on energy efficiency welcomed but disappointment that no boost for renewables

UK coronavirus live: Rishi Sunak unveils stamp duty cut, furlough bonus and August discount for eating out – as it happened

Chancellor delivers summer statement in the Commons on UK economic recovery from pandemic

UK business leaders warn over closure of furlough scheme

Chancellor’s job retention bonus will do little to avoid unemployment surge, say firms

The mini-budget shows one thing: this government is still on the side of the rich

For all the Rooseveltian rhetoric, what’s on offer is stamp duty ‘holidays’ and bonfires of planning rules, says researcher Christine Berry

Rishi Sunak’s green recovery is the only way to boost the British economy

We environmentally minded Conservatives know there’s no contradiction between being blue and green, says Conservative MP Alexander Stafford

Rishi Sunak backs down over tax on employer-bought Covid-19 tests

U-turn after criticism that policy could discourage people from getting checked

Summer statement: Rishi Sunak plans temporary job creation scheme for under-25s

Six-month placements are intended to help those hardest hit by the Covid-19 lockdown

Summer statement: the UK’s Covid-19 economic crisis in five key charts

Ahead of Rishi Sunak’s statement we look at public finances, economic growth, jobs, retail and the housing market

How Rishi Sunak could kickstart UK’s post-lockdown economy

Chancellor expected to announce comprehensive tax and spending package

Rishi Sunak’s mini-budget will be the most leftwing in years. Can Labour capitalise?

The impact of Covid-19 on the economy means high public spending and state ownership are top of the political agenda, says the Guardian’s economics editor, Larry Elliott

Chancellor set to announce £3bn green investment package

Campaigners say Rishi Sunak’s plan to decarbonise public buildings does not go far enough

Only bold state intervention will save us from a future owned by corporate giants

If small businesses fail after Covid-19, the big boys will become even more powerful. There is an answer, say authors Joe Guinan and Martin O’Neill

This pandemic has exposed the uselessness of orthodox economics

Post Covid-19, our priority should be to build resilient systems explicitly designed to withstand worst-case scenarios, says Jonathan Aldred, an economist at Cambridge University

Sunak considers £500 vouchers for all UK adults to spend in Covid-hit firms

Chancellor urged to introduce a scheme that has jump-started other countries’ blighted hospitality and retail sectors

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