Government borrowing in the United Kingdom surged to £132.3 billion between April and November, marking the second-highest level for this period, according to the latest figures from the Office for
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Public sector employees across the United Kingdom are facing increasingly constrained pay prospects as the Treasury signals a period of subdued wage growth. The fiscal pressures weighing on government finances
The United Kingdom is facing a shifting economic landscape as interest rates continue to fall. Amid the ongoing discussions on stability and growth, Chancellor Rachel Reeves asserts that Labour’s economic
The owner of William Hill, one of Britain’s oldest bookmakers, is considering a significant shake-up after recent tax hikes from the Budget dealt a major blow to the gambling industry.
Recent trading activity suggests that market confidence in Sir Keir Starmer and Chancellor Rachel Reeves has strengthened, signalling an end to the elevated risk premium that has burdened UK government
Leading voices at the Bank of England have issued a direct challenge to Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s claims regarding recent tax and minimum wage policy impacts on the employment market. Catherine
Rachel Reeves, Chancellor, appeared to have steadied bond market nerves after her latest Budget, implementing a broad range of tax increases to reassure investors. However, developments in Japan now threaten
Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor, is under mounting pressure after accusations that she misrepresented the state of the UK’s public finances ahead of her £30bn tax measures, prompting demands for her
Retailers and hospitality operators are bracing for a sharp increase in business rates after the recent Budget, with many industry leaders warning the changes will intensify challenges for high street
Rachel Reeves is under increasing pressure after analysis reveals her latest Budget proposals could add £1.3 trillion to the United Kingdom’s national debt during this parliament. Despite her claims in
The Governor of the Bank of England has issued a warning over recent criticism of the Office for Budget Responsibility amid rising tensions between the fiscal watchdog and Chancellor Rachel
The Bank of England is preparing to announce wide ranging changes to the rules that require banks to hold capital as a safeguard against failure. This move, expected later in
JP Morgan is set to build a new three billion pound headquarters in London’s Canary Wharf, an announcement that closely followed Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s recent budget. The move highlights the
Allegations have surfaced that Chancellor Rachel Reeves misrepresented the state of the United Kingdom’s finances in the lead up to the recent Budget, creating a narrative of a significant deficit
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has introduced nearly £60 billion in tax rises beyond what Labour had pledged in its manifesto, according to new budget figures. The government’s pre-election assurances outlined £8.6
Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor, has extended the freeze on income tax thresholds for an extra three years beyond 2028, surpassing expectations and triggering significant revenue increases for the Treasury. Analysts
