That, in a nutshell, is the problem. Central banks are still haunted by the most recent inflation spike, which economists everywhere – myself included – failed to predict.

Climate change is an increasing threat to the economy of the UK and around the world, a Bank of England boss has warned.

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Investors will focus on U.S. inflation data for June as they look to judge whether the Federal Reserve is likely to cut ...

With Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Industrial and Manufacturing production figures missing expectations, a lift in EUR/GBP ...

Britain's economy contracted unexpectedly for a second month running in May, official data showed on Friday, compounding ...

THE UK economy shrank by more than expected in May, official figures reveal. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said ...

Members of the board charged with making life-changing decisions for Aussie mortgage holders earn upwards of $1m a year and ...

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Britain's economy expanded rapidly in the first quarter of 2025, outstripping growth in other countries in the Group of Seven ...

The new data are at odds with previous predictions. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg forecast a 0.1% increase in GDP for May.

A fifth straight decline in initial jobless claims places even more emphasis on Tuesday’s CPI data to vindicate markets' ...