Banks will make what Healey described as a “temporary additional contribution to help fund household support” The UK economy performed better than expected, despite disruption

The Bank of England kept interest rates unchanged at 3.75% in September but warned of potential rates rise The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

Recent data shows the UK second-quarter growth was more resilient than anticipated – 0.4% growth The latest Labour Market Overview published by ONS in August

The Monetary Policy Committee voted 6–3 to leave Bank Rate unchanged at 3.75% at its July meeting The Consumer Prices Index (CPI) rose by less

The Monetary Policy Committee voted 7–2 to leave Bank Rate unchanged at 3.75% at its June meeting Official figures suggest consumers returned to the high

The annual rate of UK inflation fell more sharply than expected, down to 2.8% in the year to April Britain’s economy grew by 0.3% in

Bank of England policymakers voted to keep interest rates at 3.75%, opting for caution due to the unpredictability of the Middle East The UK faces

Office for Budget Responsibility warned the Middle East conflict will impact both global and UK economies significantly Last month, Bank of England policymakers unanimously voted

Office for National Statistics reported subdued late-2025 growth, but PMI signals stronger first-quarter expansion  Inflation fell to 3.0%, raising expectations that Bank of England may

UK economic momentum strengthened into 2026, with GDP rebounding and business surveys signalling improving private sector confidence  Inflation ticked higher in December, but economists expect