The Latest Breaking News from Economy

Britain’s services and construction sectors grew in October-December, but production contracted again… and GDP per person shrank

While UK may not be in direct line of fire, knock-on effects on global trade has British businesses worried

Australia is known for its skilled and well educated workforce excelling in various industries. With a strong and open economy the country welcomes businesses from around the world. A well-structured legal and regulatory system further supports business growth.

Official figures on Thursday are expected to show the economy contracted in the final quarter of 2024.

HMRC to force hundreds of thousands of workers to register in clampdown on evasion

The watchdog is reported to have cut its growth forecast for the UK, causing problems for the Chancellor as she attempts to stick to her fiscal rules.

The Office for Budget Responsibility is said to have cut its projections for economic growth.

Street vending is a major economic activity in most of Ghana’s urban areas. The vendors bring everyday goods to residents and commuters at affordable prices in places convenient to them. However, the growing intensity of street vending activities in Ghanaian cities such as Accra and Kumasi is creating management problems…

Japan seeks exemption from new U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs, transitioning from previous duty-free quotas. Impact on Japanese economy under scrutiny.

Big names like Tesla and Dropbox have already left, and Meta is looking to do the same.

More than a dozen Labour MPs, and one Green MP, have challenged Angela Rayner to commit to exploring a transition ‘across the economy’ from five working days to four – with no reduction in pay