The UK government borrowed significantly less money in July than had been expected, thanks to a combination of reduced spending and an uptick in tax receipts.

August 20,2021

The UK's 2021 rebound was supposed to be a world-beater, but yet another sign that this might not be the case has dropped.

August 20,2021

Don't be deceived by the dip in inflation, it's going to heat up say economists.

August 18,2021

Although the UK saw a jump in exports to the EU in May and June a surge in imports meant the country saw its trade deficit expand the second quarter.

August 12,2021

The August monetary policy decision from the Bank of England (BoE) gave companies and households advanced notice that a normalisation of interest rates could be likely over the coming year or so, although as ever there remains a broad plurality of views among analysts and economists on the question of exactly when borrowing costs and savings returns are likely to rise.

August 11,2021

Permanent staff appointments and temporary billings have both risen to near-record rates, according to a regular UK jobs survey.

August 6,2021