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Survey figure is highest in at least a decade as businesses face pressure to help staff in cost of living crisisUK employers expect to give workers pay rises of 5% this year, the highest in at least a decade, according to a survey of more than 2,000 bu…
Quitting the EU has stalled business investment, making us reliant on workers who are now scarce. Hence rising wages, high inflation and increased interest rates. Result? A looming recessionWhenever Andrew Bailey, the governor of the Bank of England, t…
In a slurred, rambling speech that assumed Americans havent been paying attention to their own bank accounts in the last two years, President Biden assured Americans that the state of the union under
Policymaker highlights split in rate-setting committee, saying inflation is on track to fallUK interest rates may need to be cut this year as the pressure on households and businesses from high borrowing costs ripple through the economy, a senior Bank …
Index rises to 7934.30, pushing it above previous record set on 3 FebruaryThe UK’s blue-chip shares index has hit a fresh all-time high, only days after a previous record was set last Friday.The FTSE 100 index rose by almost 1% on Wednesday morning, ev…
British Retail Consortium says sales growth slowed in January amid soaring costs for energy and food British consumers sharply cut their spending in January as the cost of living crisis damaged household finances, retailers have warned, amid growing co…
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Inflation should be back within Bank’s 2% target range by middle of 2024, Huw Pill addsThe Bank of England is alive to the risk of pushing interest rates too high, its chief economist has signalled, adding to expectations that it could be nearing the e…
All said they remain committed to keeping credit conditions as tight as necessary to return inflation to their common two per cent target from current levels still far above that.
The International Monetary Fund this week said that the U.K. was on track to be the only major economy to shrink this year, even as the outlook for the rest of the world improves.