More positive developments on the Brexit front on March 13, this time from the European Parliament where it appears lawmakers are looking to push negotiations forward.
March 13,2018
“The EU is already sitting in a glass house; it is more protectionist than the US...Instead of retaliating with punitive tariffs, the EU should talk to Trump.” - Commerzbank.
March 12,2018
Moribund wages and high inflation have meant every little helps, and payment protection claims have been a life-saver for struggling households, could their removal cause a crisis?
March 7,2018
Unemployment may be at historic lows but that doesn't seem to be increasing pay, as traditional economic theory would suggest.
March 7,2018
GDP growth was 0.6% in the fourth quarter, down from the 0.7% seen during the three months to the end of September, making for annual economic growth of 2.3% according to Eurostat.
March 7,2018
“The lack of new instructions coming to market continues to impede activity and new instructions have now fallen for 23 consecutive months – the worst sequence since 2007- 2009.”
March 7,2018
Monday's data leaves the UK’s most vital industry in a sweet spot where output is rising at its fastest pace for four months and cost pressures have reduced to a level not seen since before the Brexit referendum.
March 5,2018
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