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Thinktank Cebr expects Bank rate to rise twice more and predicts 28,000 insolvencies over next yearAbout 7,000 businesses are likely to fail every quarter in 2024 as high interest rates cause financial strain and the UK economy enters recession, accord…
Rise to 5.25% comes as no surprise but Bank of England’s language will frighten manyFull story: Bank says rates will stay high for at least two yearsExplainer: what the rate rise means for youIf it isn’t hurting it isn’t working. That was the message f…
JP Morgan says risk of ‘hard landing’ for economy heightened, with higher borrowing costs hitting businessThe Bank of England may need to push interest rates to as high as 7% to tackle stubbornly high inflation, economists have warned, amid fears the s…
Households and firms can expect more financial pain despite Britain dodging technical recession, says KPMGBritain will be left with deep scars from the pandemic despite narrowly escaping a second recession within three years and growing signs of an eco…
High inflation likely to push interest rates above 5% and force up mortgage and loan payments just ahead of electionHunt will back more rate rises even if they lead to recessionHouseholds warned to brace for 5%-plus mortgage ratesRishi Sunak has been w…
World Bank Group President David Malpass said on Monday that the lender has revised its 2023 global growth outlook slightly upward.
After UK narrowly misses recession IoD reports rise in business demand, confidence, hiring and investment in March Britain’s businesses are reporting a spring surge in order books, boosting hopes that the economy may finally be recovering after flirtin…
AN ECONOMIST dubbed “Dr Doom” has warned that the dramatic downfall of a US bank could trigger a catastrophic global recession.
Nouriel Roubini, who correctly predicted the 2008 financial crisis, fears the collapse of the Silicon Valley…
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva, speaking at the World Government Summit, described the IMF’s outlook for 2023 as “less bad, not good.”
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