UK economy shows surprise growth of 0.1% in 4th quarter
Some 4,500 companies shut down in the wake of the Chancellor’s ‘Budget for Growth’, Telegraph analysis reveals ...
British finance minister Rachel Reeves might yet have to make changes to her fiscal plans in March, despite a fall in borrowing costs in financial markets from their peak earlier this month, a leading ...
UK defense chiefs have privately warned the government that plans to raise military funding to 2.5% of economic output won’t ...
Donald Trump’s latest plan to slap tariffs on US imports based on sales taxes in their country of origin could shave £16 ...
Taxpayer money spent on bespoke programme despite country’s demands for Britain to give up the Indian Ocean territory ...
UK borrows 17.8 bln pounds in December Economists ... Britain ran a bigger-than-expected budget deficit in December, swelled by debt interest costs and a one-off purchase of military homes ...
UK employment plunged in the weeks after Labour increased payroll taxes in its first budget, reinforcing the case for the Bank of England to continue cutting interest rates. Data based on tax ...
“There is growing evidence that firms have effectively pressed pause on hiring post-Budget,” Thomas Pugh, economist at RSM UK said. It is worth remembering that the labour market has been ...
Although the full impact of the Budget changes would only be seen ... The figures come as Reeves heads to Davos to make the case for the UK as a destination for international investment, with ...
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