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Bank shares volatile amid Treasury Budget leaks

UK bank stocks experience dramatic swings as Treasury's conflicting Budget leaks create market uncertainty. Lloyds and Barclays see-saw while tax hike rumours persist. Analysis inside.

Bank of England's Major 2026 Refurbishment Plan

The Bank of England's historic Threadneedle Street headquarters is set for a major internal upgrade starting 2026. Discover how this heritage building is being modernised for the future while preserving its iconic façade.

UK inflation falls to 3.6%, boosting rate cut hopes

UK inflation falls to 3.6% in October, signalling potential interest rate cuts. Chancellor Rachel Reeves prepares budget measures to accelerate price drops as Bank of England remains divided.

Inflation falls to 3.6% amid rising food costs

UK inflation eased to 3.6% in October, but food prices climbed to 4.9%. The Bank of England faces pressure on interest rate decisions. Read the latest economic analysis.

UK inflation falls to 3.6% ahead of budget

UK inflation eased to 3.6% in October, marking the first decline in five months. The drop comes ahead of Rachel Reeves's crucial budget statement. Read the full analysis.

UK inflation falls to 3.6% in October

UK inflation is forecast to have cooled to 3.6% in October, down from 3.8%. This could ease pressure on households and influence the Chancellor's upcoming budget. Read the latest analysis.

UK GDP growth slows ahead of crucial budget

UK GDP data for September and Q3 2025 is released today. Economists predict a slowdown, with Jaguar Land Rover's cyber attack hitting car production. What does this mean for the Chancellor's budget?

Why the Bank of England Changes Interest Rates

Discover why the Bank of England adjusts interest rates to control inflation and stimulate growth. Learn how the current 4% rate impacts your finances and the UK economy.

UK Jobs Data Fuels December Rate Cut Hopes

UK unemployment jumps to 5%, sparking expectations of a Bank of England interest rate cut in December. Discover how this impacts gilt markets and the economy.

UK unemployment rate rises to 5%, a four-year high

UK unemployment climbs to 5%, its highest in four years, creating a major challenge for Chancellor Rachel Reeves's upcoming budget. Explore the implications for interest rates and the economy.

UK unemployment hits four-year high of 5%

UK unemployment rate surges to 5%, the highest level since February 2021. Payroll numbers fall as wage growth slows. What this means for the economy and interest rates.

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