By Suban Abdulla LONDON, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Britain's economy will grow faster than previously expected next year, the OECD said on Tuesday, citing the impact of finance minister Rachel Reeves' budget ...

Britain's economy shrank unexpectedly in the three months to October, losing momentum in the fraught run-up to finance ...

Rachel Reeves has been warned that tax hikes and spending cuts will hold back the UK economy in the next two years. The ...

The UK economy is set to slow to around 1.0% in the coming year, down a bit from 1.4% in 2025, as a combination of a ...

British export growth will fall by almost half next year, a business forecaster has said, with Labour’s string of deals ...

UK growth facing headwinds from tax hikes and spending cuts – OECD - The OECD said growth will slow to 1.2% next year, before ...

The outlook of British economic growth will remain subdued in 2026 as the Budget released in late November is unlikely to kickstart the economy, a forecast from the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) ...

Fiscal Tightening Is Coming, But Shouldn’t Halt Ec... Looking ahead, we think some of the negativity around the United Kingdom’s medium-term economic performance is overdone. A tighter fiscal policy ...

Despite global uncertainties and restrictive monetary conditions, the UK economy is poised for robust growth through late 2025. While the upcoming Autumn Budget may introduce modest tax hikes and a ...

Global economic conditions have been resilient to trade-related uncertainties, but worries about a potential AI bubble add to an already long list of concerns. Equity-related wealth effects are ...

The global and European economies have been resilient in recent years even accounting for the modest global slowdown of 2025.

The longest US government shutdown is over, but the uncertainty clouding the economic outlook is not. US data limitations complicate an assessment of recent economic developments, but S&P Global’s ...