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  • As it happened: FTSE 100 slump as oil soars; Trump says Iran will be ‘hit hard’ tonight

    July 8, 2026

    Welcome back to the Morning Wire liveblog. Global markets are strapping in for a return to risk-aversion after the US and Iran traded strikes overnight following the breakdown of a peace deal in the Middle East. The US kicked off its “series of powerful strikes” late Monday night. The nation’s Central Command said the attacks [...]

  • Voters expect Burnham to hike taxes

    July 8, 2026

    Taxes will rise to even higher levels under Andy Burnham’s government as the likely-incoming Prime Minister ramps up spending on council housing and public services, voters have predicted. Morning Wire/Freshwater polling has shown that more than half of voters expect taxes to increase under Burnham’s government regardless of which Labour figure takes over from Rachel [...]

  • London workers most exposed to AI jobs cull

    July 7, 2026

    Workers in London are more exposed to an artificial intelligence-induced jobs cull than in any other major city, according to the world’s leading economics think tank, while growth in hiring for AI talent has been lower than in the EU, Canada and the US.  A new OECD report from the Paris-based Organisation for Economic Co-operation [...]

  • Bank of England to relax capital rules despite warning of economic threats

    July 7, 2026

    The Bank of England set out proposals to relax UK banks’ capital rules even as it sounded the alarm on the growing risk of multiple threats hitting the UK economy.  In the latest meeting of the central bank’s Financial Policy Committee top officials said it would work with watchdogs on a package of “broad reforms” [...]

  • Pension pressure to help swell UK debt to three times size of economy

    July 7, 2026

    The growing cost of pensions is set to help swell UK public debt to three times the size of the economy and will place ‘unsustainable’ pressure on the public finances, the budget watchdog has warned, days after Andy Burnham pledged to retain the expensive triple lock after taking power. In its annual report on the [...]

  • As it happened: FTSE 100 rises to defy tech gloom; oil creeps up on fresh Iran tensions

    July 7, 2026

    Welcome back to the Morning Wire liveblog. Donald Trump warned the US will “finish the job” in Iran leaving investors unnerved as he renewed military threats following the funeral of Tehran’s former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Brent crude – the international benchmark for oil – traded above $72 per barrel on the news, but [...]

  • Burnham’s encounter with political and economic reality will be brutal when it comes

    July 7, 2026

    This is turning out to be a very strange summer indeed, and I’m not referring to the football. This week, a Prime Minister with no power will attend the NATO summit in Ankara and next week, a Chancellor with just days left in the job will tell a City crowd at the Mansion House banquet [...]

  • Brits say Burnham should call an election

    July 7, 2026

    Sir Keir Starmer is set to leave Downing Street on 20 July and a majority of Brits believe Andy Burnham should call a snap election when he takes over. Nearly two thirds of voters (65 per cent) believe a new Prime Minister should call an immediate general election as opposed to 29 per cent who [...]

  • Burnham told to launch £100bn tax reform package

    July 6, 2026

    Andy Burnham has been urged to introduce sweeping tax reforms that could generate over £100bn in extra government revenue by a group of influential economists, which includes his own heavyweight adviser Jim O’Neill.  A letter signed by O’Neill, who was formerly a Treasury minister and Goldman Sachs executive, urged the next Prime Minister to introduce [...]

  • Financial services activity ‘drops rapidly’ as investors alarmed by Burnham

    July 6, 2026

    Business activity across the financial services sector – one of the chief drivers of economic growth across the UK – has dropped sharply as confidence slumps, according to a new survey.  Financial services firms, including banks and insurers, said business volumes had nosedived in the second quarter of the year.  While the net reading for [...]

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