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UK Economy

  • UK Business Groups Hit Out at New Food Import Charges
    UK Business Groups Hit Out at New Food Import Charges
    The added costs on shipments of food and plants to the UK are part of the post-Brexit import controls system.
    April 4, 2024BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • Shop Price Inflation at 1.3 Percent in Lowest Rate Since December 2021
    Shop Price Inflation at 1.3 Percent in Lowest Rate Since December 2021
    The slowdown of food price inflation comes amid significant cost pressures on retailers and a slightly improving consumer ...
    April 2, 2024BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • UK GDP Growth Marks Slow Recovery From Technical Recession
    UK GDP Growth Marks Slow Recovery From Technical Recession
    Geopolitical tensions and industrial action in Britain have contributed to negative growth in several sectors of the economy.
    March 13, 2024BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • Number of Benefits Claimants With No Requirement to Work at Nearly 3.9 Million
    Number of Benefits Claimants With No Requirement to Work at Nearly 3.9 Million
    UK economic inactivity remains elevated, and inactivity due to long-term sickness, exacerbated by impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, ...
    March 12, 2024BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • Government Has Little Room for Cuts Amid Record High Tax Burden: IFS
    Government Has Little Room for Cuts Amid Record High Tax Burden: IFS
    The Treasury should refrain from slashing taxes until it provides more detail on its spending plans, economists have ...
    February 27, 2024BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • Treasury Ministers’ Tax Claims Potentially ‘Misled’ the Public: Statistics Watchdog
    Treasury Ministers’ Tax Claims Potentially ‘Misled’ the Public: Statistics Watchdog
    British lawmakers have been warned about the risks of using ‘round number’ talking points when delivering economic estimates.
    February 20, 2024BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • UK Enters Technical Recession After 2 Consecutive Quarters of Negative Growth
    UK Enters Technical Recession After 2 Consecutive Quarters of Negative Growth
    While current economic growth figures fit the definition of a technical recession, economists have described it as mild ...
    February 15, 2024BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • Unchanged Inflation of 4 Percent Ignites Hopes for Interest Rate Cuts
    Unchanged Inflation of 4 Percent Ignites Hopes for Interest Rate Cuts
    Economists have cautioned against lowering interest rates before May and only doing so gradually thereafter.
    February 14, 2024BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • Slowdown in Regular Pay Growth and Employment Marked Amid High Economic Inactivity
    Slowdown in Regular Pay Growth and Employment Marked Amid High Economic Inactivity
    Economists are concerned with the historically high numbers of people saying they are long-term sick, which drives up ...
    February 13, 2024BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • Productivity Growth, Not Reliance on Immigration, Will Reduce UK Debt: OBR Official
    Productivity Growth, Not Reliance on Immigration, Will Reduce UK Debt: OBR Official
    A Lords select committee has been taking evidence on whether the government’s fiscal rule in relation to national ...
    February 8, 2024BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • IMF Warns Treasury Against Tax Cuts Ahead of Spring Budget
    IMF Warns Treasury Against Tax Cuts Ahead of Spring Budget
    IMF's advise comes at a crucial political point for the government that's ambitious to announce tax cuts ahead ...
    January 31, 2024BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • Number of Companies Going Bust at Record High: Insolvency Service
    Number of Companies Going Bust at Record High: Insolvency Service
    Businesses across the country have been hit by high cost of utilities, labour, and tax, as well as ...
    January 31, 2024BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • Think Tank: Scrapped Tax-Free Shopping Scheme Would Contribute £11.1 Billion to Economy
    Think Tank: Scrapped Tax-Free Shopping Scheme Would Contribute £11.1 Billion to Economy
    The scheme, under which tourists can claim back tax on goods purchased in the UK, was stopped in ...
    January 30, 2024BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • Latest Government Borrowing Figures Lower Than Expected
    Latest Government Borrowing Figures Lower Than Expected
    A drop in government borrowing may give the Treasury fiscal headroom to announce cut tax measures this spring, ...
    January 23, 2024BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • Relief for Borrowers as Mortgage Providers Lower Rates Amid Price War
    Relief for Borrowers as Mortgage Providers Lower Rates Amid Price War
    Barclays, Santander, Halifax and HSBC are among lenders offering lower mortgage costs, according to latest figures.
    January 11, 2024BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • UK Economy Shrank in October Threatening Rishi Sunak’s Growth Pledge
    UK Economy Shrank in October Threatening Rishi Sunak’s Growth Pledge
    A wide-ranging slump across the economy comes as bad news for Rishi Sunak who has pledged to grow ...
    December 13, 2023BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • Think Tank Brands Labour’s £28 Billion Green Pledge as ‘Fantasy’ Amid Timeline Confusion
    Think Tank Brands Labour’s £28 Billion Green Pledge as ‘Fantasy’ Amid Timeline Confusion
    Labour warned that a 'misallocation' of capital could lead to damaging growth, after Labour laid out its net-zero ...
    November 30, 2023BY Joseph Robertson
  • Tories ‘Alarmed’ by High Taxes Ahead of Unlikely Cuts Announcement by Chancellor
    Tories ‘Alarmed’ by High Taxes Ahead of Unlikely Cuts Announcement by Chancellor
    The chief secretary to the Treasury has warned that given the high spending on government debt, now 'is ...
    November 9, 2023BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • Bank of England Votes to Hold Interest Rate at 5.25 Percent
    Bank of England Votes to Hold Interest Rate at 5.25 Percent
    Many mortgage-holders are yet to experience the impact of the bank’s two-year long cycle of interest rate hikes, ...
    November 2, 2023BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • IFS: Britain in ‘Horrible Fiscal Bind’ Amid High Debt Spending
    IFS: Britain in ‘Horrible Fiscal Bind’ Amid High Debt Spending
    Leading economists have warned that there was little room for tax cuts or increased spending at a time ...
    October 17, 2023BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • Food Price Inflation Slows for 1st Time in 2 Years: Trade Association
    Food Price Inflation Slows for 1st Time in 2 Years: Trade Association
    New figures will bring relief to the government, which aims to bring down inflation to around 5 percent ...
    October 3, 2023BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • Cash Payments on the Rise for First Time in a Decade
    Cash Payments on the Rise for First Time in a Decade
    Cash could be making a comeback consumers keen to keep tabs on what they're spending.
    September 14, 2023BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • UK GDP Fall Attributed to Industrial Action and Poor Weather
    UK GDP Fall Attributed to Industrial Action and Poor Weather
    The UK economy has been negatively affected by doctor strikes in July, while the retail sector showed lower ...
    September 13, 2023BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • Public Borrowing Rises to Lower-Than-Expected £4.3 Billion
    Public Borrowing Rises to Lower-Than-Expected £4.3 Billion
    UK public net borrowing last month hit £4.3 billion, which was £3.4 billion more than in July 2022 ...
    August 22, 2023BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • UK Inflation Drops to 6.8 Percent, Driven by Lower Food, Energy Costs
    UK Inflation Drops to 6.8 Percent, Driven by Lower Food, Energy Costs
    The United Kingdom's annual rate of inflation fell to 6.8 percent in July, from 7.9 percent a month ...
    August 16, 2023BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • Liz Truss Isn’t to Blame for the UK Market Turmoil
    Liz Truss Isn’t to Blame for the UK Market Turmoil
    Commentary We live in strange times. The same people that vehemently defended massive deficit spending and money printing ...
    October 17, 2022BY Daniel Lacalle
  • Lloyds Offers Extra Support to 2 Million Customers as Cost Rises Hit Hard
    Lloyds Offers Extra Support to 2 Million Customers as Cost Rises Hit Hard
    LONDON—Britain's biggest domestic lender Lloyds Banking Group contacted 2 million of its 26 million customers in May after ...
    July 14, 2022BY Reuters
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  • House Adopts Budget Blueprint for $95 Billion Reconciliation Package
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