Twitter deal may signal point when the ‘everything bubble’ bursts
China’s property meltdown, the unwinding of QE and the tech stock plunge all show a fragile global financial ecosystem under stress
Satellite pictures shine light on the nations that inflate their GDP
Authoritarian regimes can be seen to be manipulating their economic growth rates to a greater extent than democracies
Don’t be fooled: sanctions really are hurting Russia’s war against Ukraine
Putin himself may be out of reach, but weakening the oligarchs and the economy is still an important weapon, says political science professor Carla Norrlöf
China economy grows faster than expected, but falls short of targets as risks loom
GDP rose 3.9% in the July to September quarter, but China remains on track to deliver among weakest growth in almost four decades
UK asset managers warn of tough times as investors pull or divert cash
Firms such as Jupiter and Schroders suffer net outflows as inflation, economic uncertainty and Ukraine war weigh on investors
Hong Kong launches $3.8bn fund to attract foreign businesses back
Chief executive says territory will ‘trawl world for talent’ after lockdowns and political unrest cause brain drain
Pound rises and UK borrowing costs drop as Hunt scraps measures
Yield on 30-year UK government bonds plummets as chancellor reverses more of Kwarteng mini-budget
IMF meetings have exposed the fragmentation of the global economy
Countries have responded to a series of shocks by looking out for themselves, which could increase volatility and uncertainty
Kwasi Kwarteng: how ex-chancellor’s fate was sealed by IMF orthodoxy he fought against
Former occupant of No 11 Downing Street finally sacked after financial institution chief’s remarks in Washington
Liz Truss fails to calm markets despite sacking Kwasi Kwarteng
Sterling fell, FTSE 100 lost its gains and bond yields rose after PM’s press conference failed to announce new direction
‘Time may be running out’: global debt crisis reaches critical point
Eclipsed by rich countries’ own problems, a crunch a decade in the making is coming to a head
Cliff edge looms for UK’s financial system
BoE’s move to end bond buying is a big gamble given the magnitude of the bind Britain is in
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
UK firms using legal muscle to facilitate human rights and climate abuses – report
Transform Trade charity says British-based companies are among main bringers of cases based on bilateral investment treaties
Cutting oil output risks global economy, warns US Treasury secretary
Janet Yellen’s comments come as figures show business activity declining across most UK regions