Inflation’s bumpy ride set to continue
Inflation is expected to remain stubborn in January. It’s then likely to drop towards 2% in the ...
Finance
Rates held – but mood music is key not just drum beat of rate decision
The Bank of England has voted to keep rates on hold at 5.25%. The committee voted 6:3 ...
How do new HMRC rules affect online marketplace sellers?
The latest analysis by finance experts, RIFT, reveals that new HMRC regulations around online second-hand marketplaces will ...
Mortgage Maze for First-Time Buyers But Buy-to-Let Investors Enjoy a Bounty
First-time buyers face tough task as mortgage product availability dwindles, but buy-to-let investors spoilt for choice The ...
High Mortgage Costs Are Taking a Toll on the UK Housing Market
The outlook from British Land is a contrast to data out from Rightmove. High mortgage costs are ...
Bank of England: Pause Set to Elongate Into an Interlude
The pause in interest rate rises might well elongate into an interlude in November. Central banks don’t ...
High Borrowing Costs & Wider Cost-Of-Living Crisis Still Weighing Hard on UK Consumer & Company Sentiment
The UK eked out growth in August, but only just, demonstrating how the burden of high borrowing ...
United Utilities Plan £13.7bn Investment Pipeline this Decade
United Utilities is putting its money where its mouth is. The group provides water and wastewater services ...
Fresh Turmoil Hits Beleaguered Chinese Property Sector
Fresh turmoil has hit the beleaguered Chinese property sector, with trading again suspended in shares of the ...
Deep Problems in The Chinese Property Sector Bubble to the Surface Again
The twin worries about the ongoing fragility in China’s economy and high interest rates lingering for longer ...
