UK to have 3rd-strongest G7 growth in 2025, IMF forecasts
IMF Gives Reeves Tepid Support by Notching Up UK Growth
The International Monetary Fund has offered only luke-warm support for Rachel Reeves’ big-spending budget, upgrading its growth forecast for this year by just 0.1 percentage points and leaving it as the third fastest growing Group of Seven economy behind the US and Canada.
Britain’s economic output returned to growth in November but expanded by less than expected in the first month after finance ...
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has upgraded its growth forecast for the UK economy this year, but has also warned ...
In 2024, in line with our predictions from last year, the UK public takeover market saw a sharp increase in the number of ...
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Another risk in 2025 is that the UK’s sluggish economic growth could lead to reduced tax revenues. If that happens, the ...
A recently published report highlights the remarkable resilience of the UK's accountancy sector amidst growing complexity and ...
Premier Inn owner Whitbread reported on Thursday a modest increase in total accommodation sales in the UK for a six-week ...
A leading UK furniture retailer has warned of rising costs due to the recent Budget and predicted sluggish demand for its ...
Guest blog from Lisa Chang and Verity Egerton-Doyle at Linklaters.
British cleaning products maker McBride said on Friday it expects first-half adjusted operating profit to be about 8% ahead ...
Shares of Ibstock (LSE:IBST) climbed 2% today, despite the company guiding a more conservative 2025 outlook than previously ...
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