Neil Behrmann

While markets recognise the seriousness of the Iran conflict, it’s a geopolitical shock and not a systemic crisis, they add

The euro zone’s GDP is forecast to slow just slightly to 1.2% this year and inch upwards to 1.4% in 2027, said analysts

If the Chancellor raises income tax rates, it would be a major U-turn of the Labour Party’s 2024 election promises

Lab-grown diamonds account for nearly half of all engagement ring purchases worldwide in 2024

The persistent weakness of the US dollar has been spurring the currency and UK equities since January

The accord with India is more detailed and economically significant than the one with the US, say analysts

As a whole, the 12-member grouping’s GDP is nearly £12 trillion or 15% of the world’s total

Fundraising from London’s initial public offerings fell by about 9 per cent in 2024 to US$1 billion

[LONDON] British Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves had hopes that investments in key areas such as green infrastructure and construction would lift the sluggish UK economy.

Economists agree that the PM must fulfil his election promise to win over a fickle electorate