Debt brake the central focus for investors ahead of German election
The German elections will take place this weekend amid a dire economic backdrop in Europe's largest economy...
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02:21
Pound sterling rises to highest level this year as markets digest ‘mind-blowing’ tariff plans
Sterling was trading at $1.26 on Friday afternoon, up 0.3 per cent on the day and its highest level so
Chris Dorrell
21:19
UK economy: Wage growth was twice as high in Britain compared to the US
The figures will reinforce concerns that high wage growth might prop up inflationary pressures in the economy in 2025...
Chris Dorrell
15:19
Businesses gloomy about state of economy before Budget tax rises
Business leaders remain gloomy about the state of the economy entering the New Year, a new survey shows, as they
Chris Dorrell
18:27
Firms set to hike prices, reduce pay and cut staff, Bank of England survey shows
More than half of firms surveyed by the Bank of England expect to raise prices in response to the Budget...
Chris Dorrell
23:21
Markets: French bond yields rise amid political turmoil
A French political problem is turning into a problem for financial markets," Kathleen Brooks, research director at XTB said...
Chris Dorrell
17:22
Bank of England’s Lombardelli supports ‘gradual’ interest rate cuts
In her first speech as one of the Bank's deputy governors, Lombardelli said she supported a "gradual removal" of monetary
Chris Dorrell
23:27
Goldman Sachs cuts UK growth forecast following Trump’s election victory
The investment bank warned that Trump's proposed tariffs would have a noticeable impact on economic growth in European economies next
Chris Dorrell
10:19
Reeves fiscal rule change puts economy in danger of ‘crumbling’, City analyst warns
Tinkering with the definition of borrowing could be a big, if temporary, win," Nick Winters, a partner at Blick Rothenburg
Chris Dorrell
10:20
UK economy downgraded on consumer spending worries
The Big Four firm predicted that the UK would grow 0.9 per cent this year, down from the 1.1 per
