Britain's economy returned to growth in February with its fastest expansion in 11 months, beating economists' expectations ...

The UK economy grew by 0.5 per cent in February, official data has shown, beating forecasters’ expectations by a wide margin.

On top of that businesses are having to grapple with the £25 billion a year increase in National Insurance bills that are ...

The strong GDP data is welcome news amid all the uncertainty created by US President Trump's tariff policy. The UK's largest trading ... RSI stays overbought on the daily chart, with thin volumes ...

The collapse of global stock markets, led by the US, has weakened the recent strong gains of the British Pound. <li /> ...

British inflation slowed to its weakest in three months in March and other measures watched by the Bank of England cooled too ...

During yesterday's trading session, the GBP/USD currency pair jumped to the resistance level of 1.3292, the highest for the ...

To put it in context, those 29 days alone have contributed half of the expected increase in UK output for the entire ... Again today’s GDP figures by themselves do not make it clear.

The current US administration fails to understand is that other countries’ growth and development can make Americans ...

Instead of the typical scramble into US Treasury securities, investors raced away while the dollar sank — calling into ...

UK tourists are "increasingly opting" to rush and cancel Spain holidays over overtourism and anti-visitor protests. Brits are ...