The UK and Ireland signed a renewed joint defense pact, as the neighboring nations bolster their security ties in an increasingly tense geopolitical landscape.

Higher energy prices means higher inflation - and fewer rate cuts.

Large UK businesses are seeing their profits eroded by policy changes and rising geopolitical instability, according to research carried out by consultancy firm EY. Over 40% of profit warnings issued ...

A sustained energy price surge caused by war in the Middle East could stop UK inflation falling to the Bank of England’s 2% target until next year and delay interest-rate cuts, according to new ...

UK retail sales growth slowed for a fourth consecutive month in December, with customers thought to be waiting for post-Christmas discounts before loosening their purse strings. Total retail sales ...

(Bloomberg) -- The UK government is looking to fill roles in four of the country’s most senior economic and statistical posts at the same time. It’s posing a challenge. A series of crises has left two ...

Reform UK plans to turn a chunk of Britain’s public sector pensions into a “sovereign wealth fund” that will “back British growth,” in a proposal likely to raise eyebrows among industry experts. In a ...

The value of land for new housing in Britain “may have reached a floor” as easing borrowing costs and planning changes increase developers’ appetite to build, according to a survey of 40 homebuilders ...

(Bloomberg) -- US President Donald Trump’s trade war is “unquestionably a step backwards and will leave everyone worse off,” the UK opposition’s finance spokesman plans to say in a speech on Monday.

Berkeley Group Holdings Plc said its UK home sales declined in the months leading into the budget and warned it has yet to see the fruits of a promised push to ease regulations to support more ...

UK retail sales fell for a second straight month in November, adding to evidence that the economy was damaged by uncertainty in the run-up to Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves’ budget. The ...

British consumers put away less in savings in the third quarter, as their incomes were squeezed by a £6 billion ($8 billion) rise in taxes. The share of disposable incomes saved by households slipped ...