UK manufacturers are increasingly uneasy about the global economic outlook and the impact domestic politics might have on their businesses, according to the latest Confederation of British Industry (CBI) Industrial Trends Survey, with new order inflows expected to stall over the coming months.
January 23,2019
Unemployment fell back to a multidecade low and wages rose at their fastest pace since the financial crisis during November, according to Office for National Statistics data released Tuesday, as the labour market tightened further toward year-end.
January 22,2019
Bank of America Merrill Lynch Global Research have released new analysis that suggests Eurozone GDP could fall sharply in the event of a 'no deal' Brexit transpiring on March 29.
January 18,2019
Economists at Italy's UniCredit have sifted through Eurozone trade and GDP data and determined that a slump in exports to Turkey and the UK are significant culprits behind the Eurozone's slump in economic growth of late.
January 17,2019
The UK housing market is creaking, Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) data showed on Thursday, as homeowners increasingly hold off on selling properties and affordability issues keep many prospective buyers on the sidelines.
January 17,2019
Inflation fell to within a whisker of the Bank of England target, according to official data released Wednesday, although changes in other measures of price pressures have led economists to claim the Bank of England (BoE) will be forced to come off the sidelines before long.
January 16,2019
The ONS will be reporting monthly GDP data today but we will also be watching releases of industrial and manufacturing production as well as latest trade statistics.
January 11,2019
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