Borrowing blow makes tax hikes ‘inevitable’ in another set back for Rachel,UK government borrowing rises unexpectedly, making tax hikes inevitable for Chancellor Rachel Reeves in a troubling financial forecast.
Bank of Japan has an ‘incredible challenge ahead of them’,Find out how the Bank of Japan is tackling an incredible challenge and effectively communicating important changes to the market.
Dow Jones rises to more historic levels supported by optimism over Trump’s return,Dow Jones hits new highs as optimism grows over Trump's return. Discover how this could impact the stock market and regulatory environment.
A Bank of England rate cut next week is the only rational move,If the Bank of England holds interest rates steady again next week, it would be indefensible. The UK economy is clearly suffocating under the weight of tight policy, and the…
Manufacturing job cuts ‘remains worryingly aggressive’ amid Chancellor’s tax hikes,Explore the ongoing job cuts in manufacturing as Chancellor’s tax hikes raise concerns amidst a recovering UK economy.
Businesses report 90% growth as turnover reaches £2.8 trillion,Discover how businesses report 90 per cent growth as turnover reaches £2.8 trillion in the evolving UK SME market.
Crude holds steady with Russian sanctions looming,Crude holds steady with Russian sanctions looming as traders remain cautious amidst changing global oil dynamics.
Businesses can now invest in gold as Lightyear expands into exchange traded commodities,Today, investment platform Lightyear announces its expansion into exchange traded commodities (ETCs) with the launch of gold. Adding ETCs to its existing suite of 3,500+ stocks, ETFs and MMFs, is…
Kent County Council used taxpayers’ money to pay for TV licences for asylum seekers,Kent County Council has been accused of using taxpayers’ money for asylum seekers' TV licences. Discover the full story.
Markets remain nervous about the potential for either higher taxes,Markets remain nervous about the potential for either higher taxes or increased borrowing following the UK Chancellor's update.
