Most UK businesses expect reduced profit margins, higher prices and lower employment as a result of the rise in employer national insurance contributions, according to a Bank of England survey.
More than half of the firms surveyed by the Bank of England expect to raise prices in response to the Budget, with reductions ...
More than half of UK businesses plan to increase prices and cut jobs in response to Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves ...
Activity in Britain's construction industry picked up in November but growth was lopsided, according to an industry survey ...
UK interest rates to fall more slowly than expected after Budget – OECD UK interest rates will fall by less than expected ...
If statistics enable the state to see, then the British government is increasingly short-sighted. Fundamental questions, such ...
The FTSE 100 declined after a five-day rise, influenced by AstraZeneca's dip, macroeconomic assessments, and remarks from ...
Brent oil was quoted at USD73.20 a barrel late Wednesday afternoon, down from USD73.67 at the time of the London equities close on Tuesday. Gold rose to USD2,653.48 an ounce compared with USD2,644.88 ...
The euro marked time on Wednesday as a French no-confidence vote inched closer, while the Australian dollar tumbled to a four ...
(Alliance News) - The boss of the Bank of England has said the way businesses react to the national insurance hike is currently the "biggest issue" after the budget, as he warned that economic ...
"How companies balance the mixture of prices, wages, the level of employment, what is taken on margin, is an important ...
Fed Chair Powell Speech in Focus; Bank of Korea to Boost Liquidity; Investors Watch French Budget Mess By Vicky Ge Huang Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is about to deliver his final publicly ...