Foreign stockmarkets have jumped after the governments in the US and UK sought to reassure markets the stability of the global financial system. Follow the day's financial news with our live blog.
Lots on for today, but some big news you'll have by this time tomorrow too...
- UK consumer price index data is out tonight our time. What will we learn about inflation? The last reading of the cost of living was that it was rising at 10.1% annually having hit a high of 11.1% on the previous read .- The most powerful central banker in the world, Jerome Powell, chair of the US Federal Reserve will meet early tomorrow to nut out what to do with interest rates.
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