UK borrowing costs for 30-year debt reached 5.72%, a 27-year high, raising fears of economic decline.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced the autumn budget for November 26, aiming to address a £30 billion deficit with growth measures.
The UK's long-term borrowing costs have reached a 27-year high, fueling speculation about the government's economic credibility and the future of Chancellor Rachel Reeves following a significant government reshuffle.
A major government reshuffle has fueled speculation about the future of Chancellor Rachel Reeves as the UK's long-term borrowing costs reach a 27-year high amidst broader European economic uncertainty.
UK inflation has unexpectedly accelerated to 3.8% in July, primarily driven by rising food, fuel, and airfare costs.
UK inflation has unexpectedly accelerated to 3.8% in July, primarily driven by rising food, fuel, and airfare costs.
Projections suggest that UK pensioners could see a significant increase of up to £500 in their state pension next year under the 'triple lock' policy.
A UK spy chief has revealed that the government has withdrawn its previous demands for access to US-based Apple user data.
A UK spy chief has revealed that the government has withdrawn its previous demands for access to US-based Apple user data.
The UK's water regulator, Ofwat, has come under fire for its 'chaotic' and 'unfit' approach to managing the country's water and sewage companies.
A new report suggests that the UK is falling behind the European Union in implementing new environmental regulations in the years following Brexit.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is reportedly weighing a new property tax to replace or reform the existing stamp duty system, a move that could shake up the UK housing market.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is reportedly weighing a new property tax on high-value homes to replace or reform the existing stamp duty system.
Mike Ashley, the founder of Boohoo, has reportedly called for a formal investigation into a debt collection agency, reigniting a long-running dispute.
A UK minister has stated that the government is willing to take a 'different approach' in ongoing talks with the US over trade tariffs.
Britain's economy grew by 0.3% in the second quarter, a slowdown from the first quarter but better than anticipated by market analysts.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has pledged to make boosting the UK's productivity a key focus of her upcoming Autumn Budget.
An explainer has been published on 'Pisces', a potential new UK stock market that could provide an alternative to the London Stock Exchange's main market.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is pushing for improvements in how digital loan applications are handled to ensure fair outcomes for consumers.
The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has updated its guidance on waivers and modifications of rules for financial firms.
Britain’s Supreme Court overturned convictions of two traders for manipulating LIBOR, raising legal concerns.
Wealthy foreigners are leaving the UK as the government closes the non-dom tax loophole.
The Financial Conduct Authority fined Barclays £42 million for inadequate handling of financial crime risks.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiled the Financial Services Growth and Competitiveness Strategy at the Mansion House speech.
Londoners are purchasing the lowest proportion of houses outside the capital in over a decade due to stalling local prices and the shift back to office working.
FTSE 100 property developer Berkeley Group has warned of a housing slowdown in London, forecasting further decline unless the government addresses regulatory and tax hurdles.
Amazon offers 45% discount on L'Oreal Paris Laser Renew Anti-Ageing Triple Action Eye Cream.
Poundland plans to close up to 68 stores in 2025 following financial difficulties and restructuring.
Financial expert Martin Lewis has issued a strong warning against criminals who use his name and deepfake technology in 'disgraceful' online adverts to scam vulnerable people, after a woman's husband lost thousands of pounds.
The Powerball jackpot has soared to an estimated $1.3 billion, the fifth-largest in the lottery's history, after no winning ticket was sold in the latest drawing, marking the 41st consecutive drawing without a winner.
