The effects of the latest slide in the Pound on the economy have been disappointing, says Capital Economics' Andrew Wishart, but that doesn’t mean things won’t get better in the future.
August 26,2017
The preliminary estimate for U.K. economic growth in the second-quarter was confirmed in line with the prior release and a survey showed investment intentions rising, despite a slowdown in business investment during the recent quarter.
August 24,2017
The post-referendum weakness in the Pound has helped Manufacturer’s order books swell this summer, according to a recent report by the Consortium of British Industry (CBI).
August 22,2017
UK public sector net borrowing (excluding public sector banks) was in surplus by £0.2 billion in July 2017, the first July surplus since 2002, report the Office for National Statistics. The consensus forecast was for a £1bn deficit so this is certainly a positive surprise.
August 22,2017
The UK Government has on August 21 made a fresh case for why it is in the interests of both the EU and the UK that the Brexit process is as smooth and orderly as possible for UK and European businesses and consumers.
August 21,2017
The United Kingdom’s Office for National Statistics reports that inbound tourism to the UK, and outbound tourism from the UK, have both increased markedly.
August 18,2017
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