UK economy shrinks by -0.1% in January amid production sector struggles. Discover market reactions, key risks, and growth ...

Growth has remained broadly steady post-pandemic but has not quite returned to the upward trend seen between 2013 and 2019. However, with no growth recorded in Q4 2024, if GDP remains the same or ...

Share of inward remittances from advanced economies, including the US and the UK, has risen, surpassing that of Gulf ...

UK construction activity last month fell at the fastest pace since May 2020, as housebuilding plummeted due to weak demand ...

The British government plans to investigate the unexpected rise in skilled worker visas. The Home Office is unsure why visa ...

Britain's construction sector contracted sharply in February, with residential house-building declining at one the fastest ...

The UK cyber security sector generated revenue of £13.2 billion, up 12% since last year. There are 74 new cyber security ...

The UK economy unexpectedly shrunk by 0.1 per cent ... There was also a recession in 2020, at the height of the coronavirus pandemic. This only lasted for six months, but the 20.4 per cent fall ...

British factories cut staff at the fastest pace in nearly five years last month as the government's payroll tax increase began to push up their costs and demand at home and abroad was weak, a survey ...

What is a recession? UK sees 0.1% fall in GDP ahead of Rachel Reeves' spring statement - Recession fears loom as the UK ...

Weak demand conditions were attributed to entrenched caution among clients, against a backdrop of subdued consumer confidence ...