UK car sales slide at steepest rate since 2008
UK car sales fell by almost 7% last year, marking the biggest annual fall since the financial crisis.
Figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers...
UK Inflation falls to lowest level since March 2017
UK inflation eased to 2.3% in November, marking the lowest level since March 2017.
According to the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics...
Carney’s latest Brexit warning: food prices could rise by 10%
Mark Carney has made his latest Brexit warning today and has said that food prices could rise by between 5% and 10% in the event...
Eurozone Inflation hits six-year high
Eurozone inflation hit six-year highs in October, with the spike largely caused by rising energy prices.
Eurostat, the European Union's statistics office said the bloc's inflation...
European Commission rejects Italy’s budget
The European Commission has rejected Italy’s budget.
The dismissal has been the EU's first ever rejection of a country’s draft budget proposal and is likely to...
UK inflation falls to 2.4pc
UK inflation dropped more than expected in September, driven by lower food prices.
Despite hitting a six-month high in August, the Office for National Statistics found inflation...
UK economy fails to grow in August
The UK economy failed to grow in August according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), despite predictions of 1.0 percent growth from Economists.
Nevertheless,...
UK public finances ranked among the worst globally, says IMF
UK public finances have been ranked among the worst globally, according to an assessment of government assets and liabilities by the International Monetary Fund...
CBI calls on Hammond for £2bn business boost
The CBI has called on Phillip Hammond to use the budget to prepare companies for trading post-Brexit.
The employers’ organisation has demanded from the chancellor to allow a £2...
Unemployment in US falls to lowest rate since 1969
The US unemployment rate has fallen to the lowest rate since December 1969.
New figures from the Department of Labor revealed the jobless rate to fall to...
No-deal Brexit could cost food & drink sector £9.3bn
A no-deal Brexit could cost the food and drink industry up to £9.3 billion, a new survey suggests.
Research by Barclays has suggested that crashing out of...
UK retail sales beat forecasts in August
UK retail sales have smashed forecasts, rising by 0.3 percent in August.
The Office for National Statistics announced a rise in retail sales, beating forecasts...
UK inflation hits 2.7pc, sterling rises
The UK inflation rate has hit a six-month high of 2.7 percent.
The rise was unexpected as economists predicted a Consumer Prices Index rate of 2.4...
IMF: no-deal Brexit will result in “significantly worse outcome”
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned on the effects that a no-deal Brexit would have on the UK economy.
Christine Lagarde, the IMF's managing director,...
Carney to stay on at BoE to ensure a smooth Brexit
Mark Carney will remain as the Bank of England's governor until 2020, allowing the governor to see the UK through Brexit.
Phillip Hammond made the...
Pound jumps on Barnier’s Brexit optimism
The pound rose one percent against the dollar on Monday following Michel Barnier's comments that a Brexit deal was possible within the next eight weeks.
Barnier...
UK growth in July lifted by warmer weather and World Cup
UK growth for July proved stronger-than-expected, with warmer weather and the World Cup providing a boost to retail.
According to the Office for National Statistics...
Chinese manufacturing growth falls to 15 month low
A new survey showed on Monday that China’s manufacturing activity in August grew at the slowest pace in over a year.
The Caixin/Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’...
Pound rallies following Raab & Barnier’s Brexit confidence
The pound sterling rallied on Wednesday following Brexit comments from UK and EU officials.
Following comments from Brexit secretary Dominic Raab and EU’s chief negotiator, Michel Barnier, the pound rose over one percent against...
Food prices ‘to rise 5pc’ due to extreme weather, new research...
Economists have warned that the extreme weather this year could increase food prices by at least five percent.
The Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr)...
