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But the continued strength of the economy may encourage the Bank of England to keep interest rates higher for longer

UN study reveals Arab economies feel the pinch as the Gaza war potentially slices 2.3% off GDP. Conflict’s ripple effects surge beyond borders, hitting poc...

Russia plans big defense spending with inflation running high. But Vladimir Putin thinks the economy is doing great as it grows and keeps unemployment low.

New Zealand's economy is again going backwards, falling by 0.3 per cent in the September 2023 quarter.

The specialty retail sector is flourishing due to a resilient U.S. economy with solid GDP growth, reduced inflation concerns, and robust consumer spending. Hence, let's assess which specialty retail stock between GameStop (GME) and Aeon (AONNY) could be a better buy for 2024. Read more….

City Comment: Rishi Sunak's Government has failed to offer a vision of how a post-Brexit Britain can thrive and prosper

Bank of England and Niesr have not forecast a recession but October fall in GDP may suggest one is on the way

Market pricing is now pointing to a first cut as soon as May

The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee held interest rates as expected today, with members voting 6-3 in favour of another pause.