UK Economy

The British Pound hit its lowest level against the Dollar since May after UK retail sales added to the losses that followed Thursday's Bank of England decision.

The UK economy is entering a 'stagflation-lite' episode, according to some economists.

Projections regarding the evolution of the British economy in 2025 have been fairly optimistic so far. The Bank of England forecasts 1.5% GDP growth, and Bloomberg economists agree on a 1.3% increase.

The British Pound initially retreated in the wake of news UK inflation was as expected in November, but recent trends won't be challenged.

The British Pound rose after UK wages unexpectedly jumped in October.

UK Employment Fell at Fastest Rate Since Financial Crisis as Reeves' Jobs Tax Bites.

The UK's most important measure of consumer confidence beat expectations in December; however, it is too soon to call this a recovery as some think conditions will get worse.

The British Pound fell against the Euro and Dollar after it was reported the UK economy unexpectedly shrank in October.

Rachel Reeves "has been nothing short of dire," but this won't tip the UK into a major recession.

The state will play an increasingly dominant role in the UK economy, warns the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC).

The Labour government's flagship employee rights bill has been deemed "not fit for purpose" by the Regulatory Policy Committee (RPC).

Raising the minimum wage has been a 'risk-free' vote winner for governments for years. But this could soon change as "cheap labour is getting a lot more expensive."

The odds of a December 19 rate cut at the Bank of England fell after it was announced that there are more people in work in the UK than was previously estimated.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves says she won't raise taxes again in this parliament, but economists say she might have to.

Retailers are bracing for challenging times ahead, with sentiment among businesses falling at the fastest pace in two years, according to the Confederation of British Industry’s (CBI) latest quarterly Distributive Trades Survey.

The UK economy is heading into recessionary territory after the UK's government's anti-business budget hits activity.

Updated UK inflation forecasts for 2025 have been hiked by Deutsche Bank as the government's job tax combines with rising gas prices.

Pound Sterling jumped after the UK reported a broad-based inflation rise in October.

The UK job market is slowly cracking, warns a new analysis note from Deutsche Bank.

The British Pound has retreated on the day the UK reported a sharp slowdown in growth.