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OBR forecasts likely to show £60bn-£70bn hole after Kwarteng’s mini-budget

Predictions handed to chancellor expected to paint gloomy picture for UK economy amid sweeping tax cuts

Bank of England must ‘stay the course’ fighting inflation; US keeps adding jobs; UK house prices fall – as it happened

Deputy governor Dave Ramsden says “however difficult the consequences might be for the economy, the MPC must stay the course” on interest rates

UK house prices expected to fall as mortgage rates soar

Average house price fell by 0.1% month on month in September to £293,835, says Halifax

UK mortgage rates are soaring – what can you do?

Property market turmoil is unsettling both first-time buyers and those remortgaging, We set out their options

Kwarteng considers extending mortgage guarantee scheme

Initiative may continue beyond December as bank bosses raise concerns over mortgage market

Rates for two-year fixed mortgage pass 6% mark for first time since 2008

News comes day before UK chancellor is due to discuss impact of market turmoil with high street lenders

Battersea power station: timeline of a modern classic

Begun in 1929, the building was a collaboration between architects Theo Halliday and Sir Giles Gilbert Scott

UK mortgages: average rate on a two-year fixed deal soars to nearly 6%

Government’s 45p tax U-turn and calmer stock markets do not result in cheaper new mortgage deals

What is the impact of 45p tax U-turn on markets and mortgages?

Kwasi Kwarteng and Liz Truss will be hoping move reverses some of effects of mini-budget

UK house buyers ‘left powerless’ as mortgage deals hang in balance

Chancellor’s mini-budget sees home loans withdrawn and purchasers left in limbo

City watchdog asks banks how they will support mortgage borrowers

Talks held between FCA and lenders over concern millions could struggle to afford higher payments

UK house prices flatlining as mortgage rates rise, says Nationwide

Lender says slowdown will intensify in coming months as household budgets come under more pressure

Buy-to-let landlords facing financial cliff edge after mini-budget

Mortgage market meltdown has left many amateur landlords facing a stark choice: to raise rents or sell up

‘We will likely lose our dream house because of Kwarteng’s actions’

Three homebuyers on how they have been affected by the collapsing mortgage market

More than 40% of mortgages withdrawn as market reels after mini-budget

Lenders began pulling products on Monday as they struggled to price products amid financial uncertainty

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