Phillip Inman is the Economics Editor at The Guardian. He specializes in business and economics, covering a wide range of topics including economic policy, financial markets, and personal finance. Phillip's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent outlets such as Wales Online, MSN, and Yahoo Finance.
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Phillip Inman's coverage is predominantly focused on the UK economy, government policies, and taxation. He frequently cites data and covers government announcements with a particular focus on economic indicators. His articles often feature in-depth analysis of economic trends and policy decisions.
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ONS data shows rate down from 4.9% but number of job vacancies continues to shrink
By: Phillip Inman, Graeme Wearden
Unemployment in the UK has fallen unexpectedly in the final snapshot of the jobs market before John Healey's first budget next week.
By: Phillip Inman
UK inflation climbed by more than expected in September to 3.5% after a surge in prices from the conflict in the Middle East that pushed the cost of diesel above £2 a litre.
By: Phillip Inman
France's borrowing costs have climbed above 5% for the first time in 24 years as political concerns and the government's failure to agree a much-delayed budget spook the financial markets.
By: Phillip Inman, Heather Stewart
Inflation surged to 3.5% last month while the government deficit was a worse-than-forecast £24.5bn, in a double dose of bad news for John Healey before next week's budget.
By: Phillip Inman
Shop price inflation has risen to the highest level in two and a half years, according to the British Retail Consortium, which warned that “the dam
By: Phillip Inman
British Retail Consortium says ‘dam is starting to break on the huge wave of costs’ being kept from consumers
John Healey will present his first budget on Wednesday, which will set the tone for Andy Burnham's premiership.
Struggling households, new homebuyers and small shops stand to gain, while banks and online marketplaces could face higher levies
