Increasing retail sales in January and improving consumer confidence in February could point towards more optimism in the UK ...

The S&P Global Flash UK PMI revealed the steepest fall in private sector employment since November 2020. The wage pressures also contributed to the fastest increase in average cost burdens for 21 ...

British retail sales rose in January for the first time since August and by much more than expected, according to official ...

A flurry of often contradictory UK economic data and surveys this week has left the Bank of England none the wiser about whether Britain's economy is more at risk of a wave of job losses or a new ...

The gain in sales volumes was bigger than all estimates forecast in a Reuters poll of economists which had shown a median ...

Food sales volumes were up by 5.6% in January, the Office for National Statistics reported today (21 February). Food was one ...

UK retailers enjoyed a much better January than expected, with sales showing a cautious return to form after a dismal golden ...

UK consumer confidence and job openings have both seen a notable increase, sparking optimism for the retail sector as ...

The British pound has steadied on Friday against the US Dollar after climbing 0.6% a day earlier. GBP/USD is trading at 1.2655 in the European session, down 0.1% on the day.

The FTSE 100 was almost flat and markets across the US were lower on Friday, as traders digest fresh data about the UK's ...

Barclays’ Q4 saw strong growth and higher TNAV per share. Find out why BCS stock remains undervalued despite elevated costs ...

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