Richard Edgar

Former Economics Editor

Budget 2016: How do the sums stack up?

ITV News' Economics Editor Richard Edgar gives his take on the 2016 Budget.

16 Mar 2016

McDonnell offers public 'less-austere alternative'

McDonnell has set out a less-austere alternative to balancing Britain's books than the austerity cuts expected to be unveiled by Osborne.

11 Mar 2016

Are we a nation of shirkers or workers?

Is Britain a nation of shirkers or workers and can lessons on productivity be learnt from our Swedish counterparts?

28 Jan 2016

Has George Osborne made a bad bet on China?

Interest rates 'unlikely to rise any time soon'

The Chancellor looks to defend austerity in Wales speech

China's market rout makes for 'interesting times'

Rates only likely to rise when wages pick up again

Banks are safer - but cost of borrowing set to rise

Chancellor gives with one hand and takes with the other

Spending Review gives Osborne breathing space

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