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Staff at Niesr UK research institute take industrial action for first time in its 90-year history
GDP growth in November beats estimates as all sectors expand strongly
Energy price rises, tax increases and higher prices will combine in a ‘cost of living catastrophe’, experts warn
Experts’ full responses to questions on the year ahead for the UK economy
Economists say leaving the EU has had negative consequences, but the precise costs are unknown
Growth was 1.1% between July and September, down from initial estimate of 1.3%
FTSE 100 life insurer calls for regulatory and policy changes to drive recovery
Region’s third-quarter GDP only 0.3% below pre-pandemic levels, according to experimental new data
Higher interest payments on debt also a factor despite boost in business activity fuelling tax receipts rise
Inflation is higher than in other G7 countries and no more emergency stimulus is needed
Shortages of goods and workers hits output
What was most striking in Sunak’s speech was the absence of an integrated response to the UK’s many challenges
The UK is gambling that private demand is rebounding strongly and durably enough
Chancellor divides bounty between shoring up public finances and increasing spending on public services
The government has bowed to pressures for higher taxes, predominantly to protect the old
Confidence index falls to lowest level since February after climbing rapidly during the summer
More up-to-date figures show UK recovery has been stronger than feared, giving chancellor room for future tax cuts
GDP rise of 0.4 per cent could be shortlived as challenges mount
Activity in sectors including entertainment helped gross domestic product expand after stalling in July
British economy set to still be 3 per cent smaller in 2024, while other leading countries will bounce back
Official figures show openings matched or exceeded pre-pandemic levels in all sectors
Addressing underlying issues such as low-paid work and poor air quality is a business imperative
Upward revision supports case for BoE to start tightening monetary policy
Fears of poor growth and higher inflation as currency falls while bond yields rise
Or why going back to 2019 is not progress
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