Up, up, up! Reeves sends inflation, tax, mortgages, debt and spending through the roof
PM Keir Starmer and chancellor Rachel Reeves pledged to get the economy growing but unfortunately all the wrong things are ...
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Savers should lock in a savings rate now after interest rate cut, experts warn
Interest rates were cut by 0.25 percentage points two weeks ago, which experts say may spell bad news for savers ...
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Budget uncertainty has gone but odds have been stacked against business
A glut of economic data this week points to retail and business shouldering too much of the Budget burden, even with a boost ...
Best savings accounts that offer above-inflation rates, 22 November
UK households are always looking for ways to make their money go further amid the cost of living crisis and savings accounts ...
Charting the Global Economy: Prospects Dim for European Economy
Business activity in the euro area unexpectedly shrank this month, fueling concerns about the prospects for Europe’s economy ...
Gear shift
Purchasing managers’ indices showed that overall Eurozone activity sank to 48.1 in November, a 10-month low and below the 50 level that indicates businesses say their activity is contracting. The ...
Why homeowners face a £13,000 mortgage shock
The dust has settled on Rachel Reeves’s tax-and-spend Budget – and rising inflation means the outlook for mortgage holders ...
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Housing benefits wiped out by soaring rents – as Reeves faces pressure to help
Housing benefits for those with private landlords are being outstripped by the soaring cost of rents, putting pressure on ...
Money blog: The growing trend of women paying thousands to freeze their eggs
Our weekend long read by reporter Bhvishya Patel looks at the growing trend of women freezing their eggs. We'll be back with ...
US Dollar sees US PMI's outperform over European PMI's
The US Dollar Index (DXY) holds on to intraday gains after both European and US PMI release. The Greenback sees support for higher levels with the economic gap with Europe widening in favor for the US ...
UK faces potential tax increases as government borrowing hits £17.4bn amid public sector pay rises
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said public sector net borrowing was £1.6bn higher than the same month last year ...
Week Ahead for FX, Bonds: Fed Minutes, U.S. PCE Data in Focus
The Conference Board's consumer confidence indicator for November is due Tuesday, followed by the second estimate of third-quarter GDP, October durable goods orders and weekly jobless claims Wednesday ...