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  • Graduate jobs at ‘weakest level since 2018’ as Reeves’ taxes rattle firms

    June 25, 2025

    Graduate jobs are now at their “weakest level since at least 2018”, fresh data has suggested, as Chancellor Reeves’ tax hikes on employers have made bosses avoid hiring junior workers.  The UK government has made job creation a crucial part of its efforts to grow the economy and improve living standards for Brits after years [...]

  • Industrial strategy shows Labour has a long-term plan for growth

    June 25, 2025

    One year into office, the Labour government faces a challenging economic landscape, but its new industrial strategy signals a serious, long-term commitment to addressing the UK’s productivity issues and unlocking economic growth through stronger partnerships with the private sector, says Claire Ainsley Next week will be one year of the Labour government, and it just [...]

  • Falling wage growth could usher interest rate cuts, Andrew Bailey suggests

    June 24, 2025

    Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey suggested interest rate cuts would be warranted as pay growth was set to decline in the coming months.

  • ONS appoints Bank of England data exec as new chief

    June 24, 2025

    The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has appointed a Bank of England executive as its new director general at a time when the independent body is losing trust over its poor handling of key data.  James Benford, who served as the Bank’s chief data officer and oversaw analytics, will join the ONS in early August [...]

  • Manufacturers falter as Reeves urged to fast-track growth policies

    June 24, 2025

    Manufacturing output continues to slump, according to the UK’s largest industry body, as bosses are urging Chancellor Reeves to back up training and technology policies with “short-term delivery”.  The UK government set out its long-awaited industrial strategy earlier this week where it listed areas of the economy which had greatest potential for growth, including advanced [...]

  • Inflation ‘plateau’ could keep interest rates higher, Bank hawk warns

    June 24, 2025

    Bank of England officials may avoid cutting interest rates as worries inflation will remain above three per cent over the coming months leave policymakers in an “uncomfortable place”, a Monetary Policy Committee member has warned.  Speaking at an event hosted by the National Institute of Economic and Social Research, external member Megan Greene said the [...]

  • Natwest executive top choice to lead Reeves’ National Wealth Fund

    June 24, 2025

    A senior Natwest executive is the leading choice to become the next chief of Labour’s National Wealth Fund. Oliver Holbourn is the front-runner to oversee the Treasury’s new body with current boss John Flint set to depart in the summer. Holbourn currently heads up Natwest’s RBS International Arm and previously managed UK Financial Investments – [...]

  • Cavendish shares eye year high after rejecting deals unit takeover

    June 24, 2025

    Shares in investment bank Cavendish spiked on Tuesday as the firm confirmed it had rejected takeover interest in its deals unit after facing private equity-backed interest. Cavendish had been approached regarding a deal that would break up the London-listed investment bank by Smith and Williamson (S&W). The value of the offer remains unclear, Sky News [...]

  • Higher tax ‘inevitable’ as PM makes defence spending pledge 

    June 24, 2025

    Keir Starmer’s fresh commitment to ramp up defence spending to five per cent as a share of GDP by 2035 will almost certainly have to be funded by more tax hikes, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS)’ Paul Johnson has warned. The government’s pledge to spend 3.5 per cent of GDP on defence and a [...]

  • Saga shares jump after revealing banking tie-up with Natwest

    June 24, 2025

    Shares in over-50s group Saga rose on Tuesday after the firm revealed it was in “final negotiations” with FTSE 100 juggernaut Natwest for a banking partnership. The London-listed company quickly climbed three per cent in early trading to 176.80p. The firm posted the update ahead of their AGM on Tuesday, confirming it had “agreed heads [...]

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