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  • Reeves is outrageously complacent on economic growth

    March 5, 2026

    The dust has settled on the Chancellor’s pointless Spring Statement and, if anything, it looks even worse in the rear-view mirror than it did in real time. Yesterday, top think-tanks and policy wonks chewed over the claims made by Rachel Reeves in her panglossian speech to MPs, and they don’t appear to be overly impressed. [...]

  • Exclusive: ‘Punchy’ £2.5m crowdfund to value Kane-backed Reflo at £25m

    March 5, 2026

    A “punchy” £2.5m crowdfunding round launched by Reflo, the apparel brand backed by footballers Harry Kane and Phil Jones, will value the sustainable sportswear firm at £25m, co-founder Rory MacFadyen has told Morning Wire. The brand, which boasts the likes of England striker Kane and Formula 1 team Williams within its client roster, has announced [...]

  • Pub industry ‘screaming for a reset’ amid wave of closures, says Shepherd Neame boss

    March 5, 2026

    The beer and pub industry is “screaming for a reset”, the boss of the UK’s oldest brewer has warned, as companies brace for more venue closures under the strain of sharp tax hikes and minimum wage rises. Jonathan Neame, chief executive of Aquis-listed Shepherd Neame, which traces its roots back to 1698, said the “real [...]

  • Mark Kleinman: £1bn Leonardo deal betrays Whitehall toxicity

    March 5, 2026

    Mark Kleinman is Sky News’ City Editor and the man who gets the Square Mile talking in his weekly Morning Wire column How’s this for joined-up government? The chancellor, could not bear to let 3,000 skilled manufacturing jobs at a helicopter factory in Somerset evaporate – or so the story went – because “Rachel cares about keeping the [...]

  • Cambridge grads launch trading exchange to take on established industry

    March 5, 2026

    As more retail investors look to allocate capital in private assets a new exchange has entered the fray, looking to provide a substitute to traditional financial markets. Global trading exchange start-up QFEX, founded by two Cambridge maths graduates, launched on Wednesday, aiming to bring high leverage, 24/7 trading of assets to investors. The exchange, valued [...]

  • Foreign buyers circle ‘undervalued’ UK firms

    March 4, 2026

    Foreign buyers continued to circle “undervalued” UK firms in the final quarter of last year, new figures show, with the value of inward Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) surging to its highest level in four years.  The total value of deals in which foreign companies acquired UK firms rocketed to £27.4bn in the final quarter of [...]

  • Bank of England could raise interest rates over Iran energy price shock

    March 4, 2026

    The Bank of England could raise interest rates this year if energy prices fail to return to levels seen before the start of America’s war with Iran, leading economists have warned.  Analysts across the City and at Westminster think tanks have suggested that higher inflation caused by disruption in oil and gas movements across the [...]

  • Labour warned it could miss housing targets over tax burden on sector

    March 4, 2026

    A leading construction industry body has warned the Labour government could miss its ambitious house building target as employment costs and tax burdens build pressure on the sector. The Construction Plant-hire Association (CPA), which represents more than 2,000 firms providing critical machinery and expertise to the industry, told Morning Wire Labour will fail to meet [...]

  • Labour urged to give HENRYs a hand to boost investment

    March 4, 2026

    The sheer tax cliff-edge facing workers earning £100,000 or more is harming the UK’s ambitions to foster greater retail investment, according to IG.  New research from the online investment platform found that HENRYs, an acronym which stands for High Earner, Not Rich Yet, are unable to invest as much as they would like due to [...]

  • US warns 15 per cent tariffs to come this week 

    March 4, 2026

    US treasury secretary Scott Bessent has warned that the administration’s plans for a higher universal 15 per cent tariff could come into effect this week. Bessent said the new baseline tariff rate would come in “likely some time this week” in an interview on Wednesday.  The US implemented its 10 per cent tariff rate last [...]

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