The power of capitalism: Don’t underestimate Reagan’s revolution March 24, 2024 It's easy to underestimate just what Ronald Reagan had to do to turn the US economy around, writes Rainer Zitelmann
Bank of England: UK growth forecasts get upgraded – but momentum still weak August 1, 2024 Looking to the immediate future, GDP growth in the second quarter is expected to match the 0.7 per cent recorded in the first three months of 2024.
Domino’s shares spike as rating upgraded with potential for 360 more UK stores February 20, 2024 Shares in Domino’s Pizza were delivered a surprise boost this morning after analysts upgraded its rating on the stock, and encouraged the UK’s biggest pizza maker to expand.
Sterling soars to multi-year highs as investors flock to ‘safe haven’ UK July 12, 2024 Higher interest rates benefit domestic currencies, because international investors are able to earn a higher return on their investments.
BBC needs to be ‘realistic’ about fee hike, says media secretary Lucy Frazer December 4, 2023 Media secretary Lucy Frazer has urged the BBC to be more "realistic" about what people can afford to pay for the TV licence fee.
Scotch and spirits gave Treasury £1.4bn boost thanks to tax freeze February 16, 2024 Scotch whisky and spirits sales contributed more to the Treasury as a whole thanks to increased sales despite being taxed at a lower rate
Halfords: Profit slides as cycling and motoring retailer warns of ‘soft’ trading June 27, 2024 Halfords has reported a slide in profit as the cycling and motoring retailer cut its dividend and warned of "soft" trading for the current financial year.
Bank of England to shun interest rate hike for first time since November 2021 next month April 18, 2023 The Bank of England will keep interest rates unchanged at its next meeting on 11 May, marking the first time the central bank has not hiked borrowing costs since November 2021, a new survey out yesterday predicted. According to a survey by Bloomberg, more than half of City economists suspect Governor Andrew Bailey and the [...]
Yields continue rising after global bond sell-off last week October 2, 2023 Yields on sovereign bonds edged up again on Monday, renewing a sell-off which took steam last week amid concerns over higher interest rates.
Gold prices slump ahead of Federal Reserve’s Jackson Hole symposium August 21, 2023 Gold prices have failed to revive in this morning's trading, with investors awaiting the mood music from a key central bank summit later this week.