The Bank of England is set to keep U.K. interest rates unchanged even though the economy is barely growing and set for ...

British consumer morale ticked higher for a second month running in March as people turned a little more optimistic about the ...

Policymakers held interest rates at 4.5 percent on Thursday as they warned of rising economic uncertainty. Households are ...

Experts tracking consumer sentiment offer several reasons. With low levels of home ownership, young people are less directly ...

Russia's under-pressure economy and Vladimir Putin have been dealt a devastating blow after state-controlled gas giant ...

An iconic British brand has felt the sting of China’s economic slowdown with sales figures leading to a fall in profit ...

The Bank of England kept its key interest rate at 4.5 percent Thursday, as it warned of "a lot of economic uncertainty" ...

Rachel Reeves is likely to promise the government will go "further and faster" to boost economic growth when she delivers her spring statement on Wednesday - but spending cuts loom large.

Growth depends as much on skills as on physical capital. Yet, while the UK government has started well on investment in ...

The pace of British pay growth was little changed in the three months to January, according to official data published ...

“With the labour market cooling rather than collapsing and wage growth stuck in the 5.5-6.0% range, we doubt the Bank of England will cut interest rates from 4.50% today,” said Ruth Gregory, at the ...

It comes amid an ongoing battle with inflation and uncertainty partly caused by the threat of tariffs by Donald Trump ...