The initial estimate of first-quarter U.S. GDP growth was revised higher on Thursday with the upgrade attributed to a range of factors, although corporate profitability was reported to have fallen in what may have been the result of high inflation as well as efforts to contain it.

June 19,2023

UK retailers are shedding jobs at the fastest rate since the recession of 2009 in a sign slack is starting to build in labour force, however the Bank of England won't welcome findings price rises are expected to continue at an elevated price into May.

May 25,2023

The Bank of England is expected to hike interest rates on a further three occasions according to market-based expectations following the release of inflation data that was stronger than analysts were expecting.

May 24,2023

Sentiment among manufacturers deteriorated and output volumes fell moderately in the three months to May, according to the CBI's latest Industrial Trends Survey.

May 24,2023

The Eurozone's economy continued to expand in May although a sharp deterioration in manufacturing activity and still-elevated price pressures are of concern, say economists.

May 23,2023

UK Public Sector Net Borrowing experienced an unexpected rise in April, reaching £24.74 billion, up from £20.02 billion in March.

May 23,2023

Holger Schmieding, Chief Economist at Berenberg Bank, believes that UK consumers can anticipate a more favourable year ahead as inflation subsides and real wage growth turns positive.

May 19,2023

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