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  • Interest rate cut hopes fade after Bank of England decision

    May 8, 2025

    City investors have lowered expectations of multiple interest rate cuts later in the year after the Bank of England decided to reduce rates to 4.25 per cent.  Prior to the Bank’s decision on Thursday at 12.02 pm, markets priced in around three more cuts this year in predictions that would take interest rates to 3.5 [...]

  • Firms will have to ‘train British workers’ under immigration plans

    May 8, 2025

    UK firms will reportedly have to train British workers if they wish to hire staff from abroad as part of government efforts to lessen the economy’s reliance on mass immigration.  Firms have lowered expectations for investment in training, according to a number of recent surveys, given the UK’s bleak economic outlook for the year ahead.  [...]

  • What the Bank of England’s interest rate cut means for your mortgage

    May 8, 2025

    The Bank of England has reduced rates by 0.25 percentage points to 4.25 per cent in a hotly anticipated cut that will leave homeowners with big decisions for their mortgage deals. The reduced cost for banks to borrow money will have broad implications for the mortgage market, as banks lower interest rates on loans. Major [...]

  • Week in Business: Why Britain needs reform

    May 8, 2025

    In light of current difficulties and long-term challenges, the UK economy needs a dose of radical reform - but who will have that conversation?

  • Not just non-doms: Wealthy workers considering leaving the UK to beat tax hikes

    May 8, 2025

    With the mass exodus of non-doms leaving the UK following a political crackdown, a lawyer warns that this feeling is spreading among non non-doms.

  • Bank of England cuts interest rate in split decision 

    May 8, 2025

    The Bank of England has cut interest rates to 4.25 per cent in a split decision dividing hawks and doves.  The Bank’s policymakers suggested that President Trump’s aggressive tariffs on China were “more likely to be disinflationary than inflationary”, with price growth expected to level off to its two per cent target by the end [...]

  • Rolls-Royce: Shares in FTSE 100 giant rally on trade deal hopes 

    May 8, 2025

    Shares in Rolls-Royce were driving the FTSE 100’s gains on Thursday as the UK looked poised to secure a trade deal with the US. Shares in the Derby-headquartered group were trading up three per cent at 790.60p in early deals, closing in on its all-time high The firm, which triumphed as Business of the Year [...]

  • Construction industry ‘not expected to recover’ in 2025, building supplier Lords says

    May 8, 2025

    The UK construction industry is unlikely to recover before the end of the year, one of Britain’s biggest building materials suppliers has said, as firms wrestle with rising taxes and increased uncertainty. London-listed Lords said it was continuing to focus on delivering efficiencies to deal with cost pressures and “an increasingly onerous regulatory environment” after [...]

  • Bank of England interest rates cut ‘nailed on’

    May 8, 2025

    The Bank of England is “nailed on” to cut interest rates later today to 4.25 per cent, investors believe. Canada leaders are anxiously awaiting the Bank’s newest monetary policy decision, which is set to be unveiled at 12.02pm due to a two-minute silence to commemorate Victory in Europe day.  Investment analysts have suggested [...]

  • Only radical thinking can break Britain out of its doom loop

    May 8, 2025

    While the lucky few left Tuesday night’s Morning Wire Awards with a gleaming trophy, the evening’s other takeaway came in the form of a stimulating and provocative speech by Andy Haldane. The former Bank of England Chief Economist said that two decades of economic and social shocks – from the financial crash and subsequent Euro [...]

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