Economic news and events

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

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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

The UK unemployment rate held steady in the three months to February, while pay growth remained robust, numbers on Tuesday

UK businesses hit by Donald Trump’s tariffs are set to receive extra support as the government announced a new export finance

The UK business secretary has issued instructions to British Steel, using the emergency powers approved by Parliament on

The future of British Steel ‘hangs in the balance’ and our economic and national security are ‘on the line’, Keir Starmer has

Online fast fashion retailer Shein is a step closer to launching its shares on the London stock market after reportedly

MPs will be recalled to the House of Commons to discuss the future of British Steel on Saturday.

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The UK economy grew at a faster pace than expected in February, rebounding from a lacklustre performance in January, figures

The Bank of England said Thursday that it was postponing a sale of long-term government bonds until at least July, citing

[Alliance News] - Britain must not just ‘sit back and hope’ but ‘rise to the moment’ in the face of ongoing uncertainty over

Ireland’s annual inflation rate picked up to 2.0% in March, reaching the highest level since July 2024, figures from the

Negotiation with the US is ‘likely’, Ireland’s deputy premier has said, after President Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause

Downing Street said that the UK will ‘coolly and calmly’ continue its negotiations after Donald Trump announced a 90-day

US stock markets soared on Wednesday after President Donald Trump announced a 90-day tariff pause on all countries except

Businesses in the UK have said they are bracing for a ‘nosedive’ in consumer confidence following the imposition of sweeping

The UK and Irish governments have been pressed to keep in mind Northern Ireland’s unique circumstances in their response to

British long-dated gilt yields surged to their highest point since 1998 on Wednesday, while global markets slumped in

Britain is ‘accelerating trade deals with the rest of the world,’ Chancellor Rachel Reeves insisted as more of Donald Trump’s

Rachel Reeves has said US tariffs will ‘continue to have huge implications’ before insisting the Bank of England believes the

Irish industrial production rose strongly in the three months to February, led by growth in the modern manufacturing sector

Energy and tech firms will meet UK government ministers on Tuesday for the first round of talks on how to power the UK’s

Keir Starmer will be questioned by senior MPs on Tuesday amid turmoil in global markets caused by US tariffs, which Donald