Economic news and events

Western nations are facing a ‘war on two fronts’, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has warned, as he meets allies at a major

Guangdong, China-based firm Ming Yang has been blocked by the UK government from building what would have been the world’s

The UK government tightened rules around political donations on Wednesday, including pausing contributions made in

The government has unveiled plans to change rules that will make it easier for overseas companies to move to the UK in hopes

UK consumer price inflation held steady in February, while factory gate price growth eased and input costs returned to annual

UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves has said the economic challenges from the Iran war may be ‘significant’ and contingency planning

Rachel Reeves will outline plans to guard against unfair price rises amid fears among the public over surging oil and fuel

UK service sector growth in March underperformed expectations, while manufacturing growth softened but outperformed market

Britain should not be ‘plunging ourselves into a very long, protracted debate’ about rejoining the EU, the UK Business &

UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves will set out steps to protect the public from ‘unfair price rises’ after Prime Minister Keir

Britain’s foreign ministry on Monday summoned Iran’s ambassador to London, Seyed Ali Mousavi, criticising what it called

Irish producer prices decreased on both a monthly and yearly basis in February, according to data from Ireland’s Central

UK homeowners’ choice of mortgage deals has shrunk by nearly a fifth over the past couple of weeks, with nearly 1,500 fewer

An energy boss has said price rises may be ‘inescapable’ if the war in the Middle East drags on, as the government insisted

Israel’s warnings about Iran developing long-range missiles capable of reaching Europe are exaggerated, and the UK is safe, a

Downing Street has urged the public to carry on ‘in normal fashion’ despite mounting concerns about major disruption to the

Household energy bills could jump by £332 a year in July as recent sharp increases in wholesale prices are set to feed

Iran’s foreign minister has warned the UK it sees its choice to let the US use British bases as ‘participation in aggression’

UK public sector borrowing grew on-year last month to nearly a new record for February, numbers on Friday showed.

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Keir Starmer is sticking to his ‘red lines’ on links with the EU, Downing Street said after the mayor of London called for

China’s foreign minister told his British counterpart on Thursday that the two countries had a responsibility to maintain

The Bank of England on Thursday left its key interest unmoved, in a rare unanimous decision, and it warned surging energy

Ireland’s trade surplus decreased on-month in January as exports declined sharper than imports, data published by the Central

Shell PLC on Thursday said it was assessing the damage after a fire at one of its liquefied natural gas plants in Qatar.

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The UK unemployment rate was unchanged in the latest three-month period, while employment rose and wage growth slowed