India warns West: ‘We have to grow’
Faisal Islam writes about India’s ‘carbon nationalism’.
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Faisal Islam writes about India’s ‘carbon nationalism’.
Faisal Islam describe the scene as another family joins the ranks of India’s 500 million electricity “haves”.
On the day Gordon Brown appears to have headed off a leadership challenge, Faisal Islam predicts that a batch of good economic statistics could mean a 25 March general electioni
As Iceland’s president refuses to sign a bill to compensate UK taxpayers for bailing out Icesave, Faisal Islam concludes that this is the mess created when a banking system outgrows a state’s capacity to support its liabilities.
Labour is claiming the Tories would endanger the public sector, while squirreling away a £34 billion fiscal expansion, blogs economics editor Faisal Islam.
Faisal Islam blogs on bank charges and what it means for the government.
Alistair Darling’s pre-budget-report: there are some remarkable facts in the maths, blogs economics correspondent Faisal Islam for Channel 4 News.
Faisal Islam tweets his reaction to the Chancellor’s pre-budget report.
On the eve of the chancellor’s pre-budget report, the three main credit ratings agencies are raising concerns about the UK’s AAA status, blogs Faisal Islam.
Faisal Islam blogs on the day the Supreme Court bank charges ruling. Is this it then?
Channel 4 News Economics correspondent Faisal Islam examines the news that the Bank of England loand more than £60bn to RBS and HBoS in secret.
Faisal Islam blogs on how Brompton bikes have become the new Lara Croft.
Channel 4 News reporter Faisal Islam examines America’s economic figures.
America’s banks rake in bumper profits just six months after they were on the ropes, begging for government bailouts. Faisal Islam went to the US to find out what the legacy of the banking crisis is.
The UK financial system was bailed out by the taxpayer to the tune of £500bn in 2008. Economics Editor Faisal Islam analyses the government’s response as it pumped billions of pounds into the city.