Reeves' Budget Challenge: Growth Slows to 0.1%
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces tough budget decisions as UK growth slows to 0.1% and fiscal rules threaten £30bn shortfall. Can she escape the economic doom loop?
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UK Economy Slows to 0.1% Growth in Third Quarter
The UK economy grew by just 0.1% in Q3 2025, official figures show, with a cyber attack on Jaguar Land Rover and Trump's trade war blamed. Read the full 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?
US Mint Ends Penny Production After Trump Order
The US Mint in Philadelphia presses its final one-cent coin after President Trump cancels it due to soaring production costs. Discover the impact on retailers and the future of US currency.
Atlanta Fed President Retires Amid Political Pressure
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Raphael Bostic announces retirement as Trump administration challenges central bank independence. Read the full analysis.
The Elusive Trillion Dollar Question
Exploring what it takes to reach trillion-dollar status in today's economy. Discover insights on wealth accumulation and economic commentary from First Dog on the Moon.
UK Pessimism: 76% Say Britain on Wrong Track
Exclusive City AM polling reveals a grim national mood, with most Brits feeling living standards are falling and hard work is no longer rewarded. Discover the data shaping the UK's outlook.
Sberbank CEO's Stark Warning to Putin on Economy
Sberbank's German Gref gives a frank assessment of Russia's economic challenges to Putin, as Ukraine conflict intensifies and sanctions bite. Read the latest developments.
Trump's Dollar Policy Risks US Financial Privilege
Analysis reveals how Trump administration's contradictory dollar policies could undermine America's 'exorbitant privilege' and global economic stability. Discover the potential consequences.
US Consumer Sentiment Hits Near Record Low
US consumer sentiment drops to a near record low as the federal shutdown persists, with worries widespread across age, income, and political lines. Discover the economic impact.
Coalition blames 'Jimflation' on Labor spending spree
The Coalition accuses Treasurer Jim Chalmers of creating 'Jimflation' through government spending, but economists question whether Australians would accept the alternative of reduced public services.
US-China Deal Ends Chip Dispute, Resumes Nexperia Exports
A major deal between the US and China has resolved a chip export ban that threatened European car production. Discover how the Nexperia dispute unfolded and what it means for global supply chains.
Two Americas: Trump's Economic Divide One Year On
One year after Donald Trump's election victory, Sky News reveals the stark economic divide between wealthy Florida supporters and struggling Pennsylvania communities.
RBA: Inflation to rise faster than wages in 2025
The Reserve Bank of Australia predicts inflation will accelerate faster than wages in 2025, threatening living standards and economic stability. Experts question if the central bank's modelling is too pessimistic.
Hurricane Melissa: Jamaica damage equals 1/3 of GDP
Prime Minister Andrew Holness discloses catastrophic economic impact as Hurricane Melissa devastates Jamaica, with recovery costs threatening to cripple the nation's economy for years to come.
RBA's sporting cliches fail struggling Australians
As the Reserve Bank governor deploys football metaphors, new data reveals Australian households are being pushed to breaking point by relentless rate hikes and soaring living costs.
RBA holds interest rates despite inflation surprise
The Reserve Bank of Australia defies expectations by keeping interest rates steady despite unexpected inflation pressures. What this means for mortgages and the economy.
£70TN inheritance wave to worsen UK wealth gap
A staggering £70 trillion in wealth will pass between generations over the next decade, creating what economists call a 'silver spoon economy' that threatens to dramatically worsen inequality across Britain.
US Billionaires' Wealth Soars by £698bn in One Year
America's wealthiest ten billionaires have seen their fortunes explode by an astonishing $698 billion over the past year, highlighting a dramatic wealth concentration while ordinary Americans face economic pressures.
Ryanair Boss: High Taxes Have Doomed UK Economy
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary delivers stark warning about Britain's economic future, citing excessive taxation and uncompetitive policies that threaten business growth and investment.
London: The Engine That Could Save Britain's Economy
Amid national economic uncertainty, London emerges as the potential powerhouse that could steer Britain away from decline through strategic investment and global competitiveness.
Trump Tax Cuts Fuel £1.3 Trillion Billionaire Wealth Surge
Exclusive analysis reveals America's wealthiest individuals saw their fortunes surge dramatically under Trump's tax policies, sparking renewed debate about economic inequality.
New Zealand's Great Exodus to Australia
New Zealand is experiencing an unprecedented population drain as citizens head to Australia in record numbers, driven by better wages and living costs. Discover the economic forces behind this mass migration.
Argentina's Economic Agony Under Milei's Austerity
Exclusive report reveals how President Javier Milei's radical austerity measures are devastating ordinary Argentinians as inflation soars and poverty deepens.
RBA Shock: Next Rate Move Could Be Up, Not Down
As Australia's inflation proves stubbornly persistent, economists are warning that the next interest rate move might not be down, but up. Discover why the RBA could be forced into another hike and what it means for mortgages and the economy.
ECB holds interest rates steady as inflation persists
The European Central Bank maintains current interest rates amid stubborn inflation, signalling a cautious approach despite economic pressures. Discover what this means for the Eurozone economy.
US Government Shutdown 2025 Costs Economy Billions
The 2025 US government shutdown has triggered staggering economic losses, with new analysis revealing billions in damages and widespread disruption across federal services.
RBA Rules Out Interest Rate Cuts
The Reserve Bank of Australia has dashed hopes for interest rate relief, revealing it was 'always looking for an excuse' to maintain current settings as inflation concerns persist.
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