US President Donald Trump has said a top official at the Federal Reserve "must resign, now!!!" over unproven allegations of mortgage fraud, as he continues to seek more influence...

Michael RaceBusiness reporter, BBC NewsgettyThe release of key statistics used to weigh up the performance of the UK's economy has been delayed for two weeks over concerns about the...

Half-full or half-empty? These latest UK gross domestic product (GDP) figures bring alive the classic metaphor about what exactly is in the glass.The reality is that growth of 0.3%...

Tom EspinerBBC business reporterGetty ImagesUK economic growth slowed between April and June, according to official figures, but came in better than expected.The economy expanded by 0.3%, down from 0.7%...

The UK's largest bioethanol plant will begin closing down operations on Monday, after the government decided not to offer the sector a rescue package.Hull-based Vivergo Fuels, owned by Associated...

Bloomberg/GettyAsk almost any economist and they will tell you: US President Donald Trump has been running risks with the world's largest economy.They say his tariffs and crackdown on immigrants...

Producers in the US raised their prices at the fastest pace in more than three years last month as companies grappled with new costs from tariffs introduced by US...

Getty ImagesUS inflation held steady in July despite import tariffs, bolstering bets that the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates next month. Latest official figures showed that consumer prices...

White HouseTrump said Antoni would ensure reports were honest and accuratePresident Donald Trump's nominee to lead the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has proposed ending releasing the agency's closely...

Jonathan JosephsReporting fromLa Rochelle, western FranceBBCSolvay's rare earths processing facility in western France is one of only two in EuropeFor almost 80 years rare earth metals have been pumped...

You have to apply for a mortgage (more on who can help you do that later). A mortgage is offered by a lender, usually a bank or building society,...

So why has the Bank of England cut rates when inflation is well above its target of 2% and seems set to remain there? This vexed question is why...