Thales weapons manufacturer to open third facility as UK put on war footing,Thales weapons manufacturer announces a third facility in Northern Ireland amid UK war footing and new missile deals.
The Japanese yen between rising US bonds and Japanese inflation data,Latest Japanese inflation data and rising US bonds impact the stability of the Japanese yen. Find out how this affects the forex market.
The ‘unprecedented expansion of the conflict in the Middle East’ affects crude oil,Stay informed about the impact of Middle East conflict and Federal Reserve policy on crude oil prices. Check out our analysis.
ECB setting the foundations for economic revival,Explore how the ECB is setting the foundations for economic revival with strategic interest rate cuts and controlled inflation.
Russian negotiator says it ‘would be naive to expect’ a ceasefire ‘this year’,A Russian negotiator warns it would be naïve to expect a ceasefire this year amid ongoing talks with the US.
Expectations in the markets ahead of new US labour data,Discover the impact of new US labour data on financial markets. Explore the expectations and concerns regarding job numbers and economic health.
Who are the biggest donors to the Reform Party?,Discover the biggest donors to the Reform Party, including Richard Tice. Learn about the financial affairs of Nigel Farage's Reform UK.
High street sales continue to struggle in disappointing April,High street sales continue to struggle in disappointing April, with in-store growth lagging behind online sales growth.
Premium income for UK insurers set for steady but slowing growth in 2024, 2025 and 2026,UK insurers to see steady growth in premium income, but at a slower pace. EY ITEM Club Outlook predicts easing cost pressures and lower premium increases in the coming years.
Chancellor’s Autumn Budget has caused a rise in unemployment as wage growth slows,Explore how the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget has caused a rise in unemployment as wage growth slows across the UK.
