The UK housing market is experiencing a distinct slowdown as uncertainty builds around the upcoming autumn budget. According to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, activity has stalled, with both
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The Bank of England has opted to hold the base interest rate at 4 per cent, following a tight vote from the Monetary Policy Committee where the decision passed by
Rachel Reeves stands on the verge of a potentially historic Autumn Budget as the government comes under intense pressure to tackle the nation’s fiscal challenges. With November’s statement looming, Treasury
The United Kingdom’s national debt is swelling at a rate unmatched by any other advanced economy, according to new analysis by Oxford Economics. Over the last two decades, successive governments
House price growth across the UK decelerated in October, as buyers adopted a cautious approach ahead of the upcoming budget and potential new property taxes. According to Nationwide, the average
The Bank of England faces a decisive moment as members of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) prepare for a closely contested vote on whether to reduce interest rates next Thursday.
Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor, is set to call upon wealthier individuals to contribute more in taxes as she faces a significant financial shortfall in the public finances. According to Treasury
Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor, has received an unexpected boost to her forthcoming budget as the Office for National Statistics (ONS) revealed public borrowing figures had been overstated by a cumulative
The pace of house price growth in the UK has decelerated to its lowest level in eighteen months, as speculation around potential stamp duty reforms and looming tax changes in
When Rachel Reeves strode into the Treasury just over a year ago pledging to make it the most pro-growth exchequer in the UK’s history, few could have foreseen the difficult
Rachel Reeves, the current Chancellor, faces mounting criticism over her intention to attend a private reception hosted by gambling industry chief lobbyist Michael Dugher, at a time when the Treasury
The head of Associated British Foods, the conglomerate behind Kingsmill and Primark, has urged Chancellor Rachel Reeves not to further damage consumer confidence in the forthcoming budget announcements. Speaking out
Britain’s borrowing costs have soared to their highest level since 1998 following Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s bold reshuffling of his economic advisers. The yield on 30 year UK gilts
The Treasury is actively considering a tax increase on landlords by extending national insurance contributions to rental income for the first time. In a move designed to fill a potential
The UK government’s borrowing increased dramatically in June, reaching £20.7 billion. This figure surpassed analysts’ expectations, which had estimated a borrowing of £17.5 billion. The Office for National Statistics (ONS)
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