UK consumers face nearly £600 a year in extra bills after April, and that’s just the least avoidable ones. There are plenty of other possible costs that may have to be absorbed. Wage growth will help ...
FTSE 100 rises for a fourth day in a row, though Tesco shares are hit by fears of a supermarket price war, and UK homebuyers ...
Tariffs: US tariffs on steel and aluminum imports have come into force, which sparked a response from the European Union to ...
Defense: Germany is to unlock hundreds of billions of euros of spending for defense and infrastructure, a dramatic shift by ...
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Meanwhile the FTSE 100 saw a positive end to the week amid a global rebound, but it wasn’t enough to reverse a weekly decline-- the first time it’s fallen two weeks in a row so far this year.
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