Bank of England set to bury Sunak's pre-election rate cut hopes
Any lingering hopes Prime Minister Rishi Sunak might still have for a pre-election interest rate cut will probably be dashed next week, when the Bank of England
Any lingering hopes Prime Minister Rishi Sunak might still have for a pre-election interest rate cut will probably be dashed next week, when the Bank of England
The winners of Britain's election on Thursday - which looks set to end 14 years in power for the Conservative Party - will take on
Britain's next prime minister Keir Starmer spent the election campaign accusing Rishi Sunak's Conservatives of "14 years of economic failure", but he has no
Britain's new government took a first step on Tuesday to boost public and private investment and modernise the economy, placing a National
Britain's new government has inherited an economy that is gathering momentum but the recent, stronger-than-expected growth figures do not mean Prime Minister
British inflation defied forecasts for a slight fall and held at 2% in June while strong underlying price pressures prompted investors to
Wages in Britain grew a bit more slowly but still increased at a pace that would normally be too strong for the Bank of England, leaving in doubt
The Bank of England's first interest rate cut in more than four years will help to foster a cautious sense of optimism about Britain's long-struggling economy,
British retailers reported a third straight month of falling sales in August and they expect another decline in September, prompting them to lower their hiring
British house prices unexpectedly fell in August for their first monthly drop since April but the outlook for the property market is likely to strengthen,
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's warnings about the state of the British economy and the likely need for tax increases in next month's budget have caused consumer
With key central banks now aligned in cutting interest rates a real-time experiment is underway in how much the global financial
The Bank of England could move more aggressively to cut interest rates if inflation pressures continue to weaken but conflict in the Middle
British finance minister Rachel Reeves said she will introduce "guardrails" to ensure that extra borrowing for investment in her first budget is not excessive
British inflation slowed sharply last month and key price gauges watched by the Bank of England also fell, bolstering bets on a November interest rate
Britain's new government is unlikely to upset investors in its first budget this month and the outlook for its debt is more positive than
Speculation is swirling about what new British finance minister Rachel Reeves might announce in her first tax and spending plan this month, but one thing she
British public borrowing in the first six months of the tax year came in higher than official forecasts, according to data that underscored the challenge facing
British finance minister Rachel Reeves will seek to shift the world's sixth-biggest economy, and Prime Minister Keir Starmer's government, onto a new course
Just when Britain seemed to be moving beyond its inflation problem, the new government's spending splurge and the risk of a global trade war triggered by U.S.
Britain's official labour market statistics may be failing to count almost 1 million people who are in work, complicating the Bank of England's task of deciding
British inflation jumped by more than expected last month to rise back above the Bank of England's 2% target and underlying price growth
British retail sales fell by much more than expected in October, according to official data that added to other signs of a loss of momentum in the economy in
The new British government's plan to increase taxes on businesses contributed to the first contraction in private sector activity in over a year, a survey showed
The Bank of England warned on Friday that higher trade barriers could hit global growth and feed uncertainty about inflation,
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