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The Bank of England has downgraded its growth forecast for this year and 2018 and warned of business concerns over Brexit.
The Government has unveiled a new bill to allow the UK to impose sanctions against people and regimes after Brexit.
Treasury select committee chair Nicky Morgan has called on the Bank of England to provide details of how prepared banks and insurance firms are for Brexit.
Downing St has made clear that free movement of EU citizens to the UK will come to an end in March 2019.
A transitional deal between the UK and the EU after Brexit should continue for no longer than three years after the withdrawal date, Chancellor Philip Hammond said today.
Uncertainty about Brexit is damaging Britain’s economic growth, Philip Hammond has claimed.
Commenting on the latest GDP figures released today (Wednesday, 26 July), the leader of the country's biggest union, Unite, said that Tory claims to economic competency ‘are truly in tatters' now.
If Government's austerity programme was supposed to help the economy - it's failed.
The UK economy suffered a “notable slowdown” in the first half of 2017, with growth reaching just 0.3% between April and June, it has been revealed.
Economic growth in the UK is set to be weaker than forecast this year, the International Monetary Fund has predicted.
The full findings of this year’s English Housing Survey (EHS), showing housing market characteristics for 2015-16, reveal that while first-time buyers are getting older and their incomes higher, the appetite for home-ownership from tenants remains undimmed.
UK Finance estimates that gross mortgage lending reached £22.1 billion in June. This is 9% higher than May’s lending total of £20.3 billion, and 3% higher than the £21.5 billion lent in June last year.
Cross-party think tank Policy Connect calls on Government and Parliament to embrace key principles to achieve clean growth beyond Brexit and make the UK a global leader in the green economy.
Chartered Management Institute (CMI) calls on FTSE100 leaders to do more to actively champion greater diversity in their workplaces.
The latest small drop in inflation is ‘cold comfort’ for millions of private and public sector workers who have experienced the biggest sustained squeeze on wages since the Napoleonic era, Unite, the country’s largest union, said today.
Credit card surcharges are to be banned outright from January 2018, the Government has confirmed.
Lower petrol prices contributed to a surprise fall in inflation between May and June, new figures released today revealed.
UK lenders operate in a high volume, process-driven industry, in which 11 million customers all have similar forms of credit secured on property.
The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) is looking for potential future leaders of the insurance industry to join its 2017/18 New Generation programme.
UK growth will continue to struggle this year and next, as consumer spending feels the squeeze from rising inflation and muted earnings growth.
Theresa May's failure to win a majority at the general election has weakened the Government's grip on public spending, the Government’s economic watchdog has warned.
UK finance release May mortgage figures.
The Taylor Review of Modern Working Practices (the “Review”) is underpinned by three aims: to tackle exploitation, to increase clarity on status and rights and to bring the law on employment status up to date with modern working practices.