CIMA chief executive Andrew Harding said: “The Autumn Budget 2025 presents a critical opportunity for the UK to strengthen its economic foundations. The Chancellor has an opportunity to chart a course that will promote economic growth and increase business and consumer confidence – the UK cannot afford to miss this opportunity.

The British economy is heading into dangerous territory, with experts warning of a severe downturn. This video explores the key signs of collapse and what might come next.

Britain will be the fastest-growing Group of Seven economy bar the US this year, while still struggling to get a handle on its inflation problem, according to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development.

[LONDON] The UK economy resumed modest growth in August as a rebound in manufacturing helped offset a stagnant month for the dominant services industry.

The bank's governor, Andrew Bailey, said for nearly a decade he had been careful to "take no position on Brexit" but when asked directly about its impact on economic growth he "had to answer that question".

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves said she aims to outperform anemic growth forecasts for Britain’s economy, as she reiterated warnings of tough choices on tax and spending at her upcoming budget.

Many governments in western Europe are grappling with sluggish economic growth and the UK is no exception. From rising unemployment to weak public finances, the UK economy is in the doldrums and there’s pressure on chancellor Rachel Reeves to fix it.

The Chancellor faces yet another hole opening up in the public finances as she struggles to balance the books for next month's Budget.

The latest ‘flash’ PMI from S&P Global showed business activity expectations for the year ahead slumped to a three-month low in.

THE Chancellor of the Exchequer has confirmed publicly that tax rises are on the cards at the next Budget. Rachel Reeves blamed Brexit, austerity and the Liz Truss mini-budget for having all

High street bank Santander has launched a scathing criticism of the car finance compensation scheme and delayed the release of its financial results "in light of uncertainties" it has caused. The Spanish-owned lender called for government intervention - warning it sees the scheme as posing a wider threat to the economy, jobs and consumers.