Economic news and events

EU foreign ministers are to meet on Wednesday in Warsaw for two days of informal talks focused on the bloc’s changing

The EU and Britain look set to seal a defence pact at a landmark summit this month as worries about US President Donald Trump

The UK and the US are close to agreeing a trade pact that would cushion the impact of Donald Trump‘s ‘liberation day’ tariffs

German lawmakers voted for conservative leader Friedrich Merz to become chancellor on Tuesday, in a second-round vote after

The UK and India have sealed a free trade agreement, in a deal which is hoped will boost sectors hardest hit by Donald Trump

The Bank of England is to delay the decision on interest rates on Thursday due to the two-minute silence to mark the 80th

A senior Labour Party figure in the UK called for a rethink in the decision to means-test the winter fuel allowance as

Registrations of new cars in the UK fell by 10.4% last month, new figures show.

Industry body the Society of Motor

The UK is planning on restricting visa applications from nationalities considered most likely to overstay and claim asylum, a

The UK government said Monday that it will take a ‘calm and steady approach’ to trade talks with Washington, after President

A Labour MP has suggested that voters shunned her party in UK local elections because it has failed to live up to the values

The EU on Friday won a landmark case against Britain at the world’s oldest arbitration body over post-Brexit rights to fish

The trade secretary has said that businesses will ‘continue to be at the heart’ of the UK government’s decisions in response

Keir Starmer has defended taking ‘tough decisions’ after Labour figures hit out at the party’s record in UK government in the

Keir Starmer conceded Labour’s loss by just six votes to Reform UK in the Runcorn and Helsby by-election was ‘disappointing’

A cutting-edge new British drone will come into operation on Friday as Keir Starmer vowed that the UK government would ‘stand

Nigel Farage’s Reform UK has secured victory by six votes over Labour in Runcorn & Helsby as Keir Starmer failed his first by

UK mortgage approvals were slightly lower than expected in March, according to numbers from the Bank of England on Thursday.

The UK manufacturing economy remained in downturn territory at the start of the second-quarter, numbers on Thursday showed

Voters in England will go to the polls on Thursday as Labour faces its first electoral test since taking power last year.

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Consumer price inflation in Ireland accelerated in April, while unemployment eased, data published by the Central Statistics

The annual rate of UK house price growth slowed in April and the monthly decrease in prices surpassed consensus, according to

UK ministers met with the EU’s trade chief in London amid leaks of a mooted UK-EU agreement on ‘free and open trade’ in the

UK cabinet ministers have continued talks with the EU’s trade commissioner amid leaks of a mooted UK-EU agreement on ‘free

Ireland’s on-year economic growth continued to accelerate in the first quarter, while retail sales declined monthly in March