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UK government borrows £15bn more than expected
Ruth Gregory, Deputy Chief UK Economist
Financial Times
UK borrowing was £14.6bn more than expected in year to March
Ruth Gregory, Deputy Chief UK Economist
The Times
Job vacancies plunge below pre-Covid levels as bosses freeze hiring
Ashley Webb, UK Economist
The Telegraph
Even Without Add-Ons, Trump’s 10% Tariffs Will Have a Sting
Neil Shearing, Group Chief Economist
New York Times
UK wage growth rises in February
Ashley Webb, UK Economist
The Times
UK jobs market weakens as economy faces tariff hit
Ashley Webb, UK Economist
Financial Times
US markets slump again as China trade war deepens
Neil Shearing, Group Chief Economist
Channel 4 News
House prices up 4% as buyers race to beat stamp duty deadline
Ashley Webb, UK Economist
The Times
The new reciprocal tariffs turned out to be bigger than expected
Neil Shearing, Group Chief Economist
Deutsche Welle
‘In economic terms, Trump’s tariffs make no sense at all’
Neil Shearing, Group Chief Economist
The Guardian