Economic news and events

The UK has been looking at how to deal with ‘different kinds of challenges and threats’, the Home secretary said after a

UK grocery sales picked up over the Easter as consumers remained undeterred by inflationary pressures and battles between

Prime Minister Keir Starmer said he wants to deepen the UK’s relationship with Canada as he congratulated Mark Carney on his

[Alliance News] - A youth mobility scheme with the EU is not in the UK government’s plans, a Cabinet Office minister has said

Wholesale electricity prices remained sharply elevated in March despite a monthly decline, while overall producer prices in

Questions about a possible US trade deal continue to overshadow Rachel Reeves’s mission to Washington as she prepares for

Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey said Wednesday that the trade war initiated by US President Donald Trump will impact

The UK Chancellor has insisted the US is ‘keen to do a deal with the UK’ ahead of talks with her American counterpart in

The UK’s service sector declined in April amid ‘aggressive’ continuous job cutting and business optimism at a two-and-a-half

Efforts to find an end to the war in Ukraine will continue in London with officials from Kyiv along with US and European

UK public sector net borrowing was higher than expected in March, figures released by the Office for National Statistics

UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves has pledged to ‘defend Britain’s interests’ as she prepares to meet fellow finance ministers in

US and European allies will join their UK and Ukraine counterparts in London for the latest peace talks on the war-torn

British Steel announced on Tuesday it has halted plans to lay off thousands of workers after the government secured the raw

[Alliance News] - A Bank of England policymaker has said US trade tariffs are more likely to push down on UK inflation than

Three quarters of UK manufacturing and logistics firms are bracing for a hit from US tariffs, with many putting the brakes on

Ukraine’s allies will meet in London on Wednesday, a senior Kyiv official told AFP, as the US pushes for a ceasefire more

Keir Starmer will aim to strengthen the UK’s defence ties with New Zealand as he hosts the country’s prime minister on

The UK Chancellor has said it would be ‘foolish’ to stop engaging with China.

Rachel Reeves is due to hold talks with the US

US President Donald Trump and his administration are studying whether dismissing independent Federal Reserve Chair Jerome

European Central Bank policymakers look increasingly likely to cut interest rates again on Thursday, with US President Donald

BP PLC is set for a clash between shareholders over its climate goals as the season for annual general meetings kicks off.

The

UK consumer price inflation eased in March, driven by falling fuel and recreation costs, data from the Office for National

Ireland’s goods exports rose in February from a year earlier, driven by a sharp increase in medical and pharmaceutical sales

Officials have approved plans to connect new wind and solar farms to the power grid faster, which they hope will end years of