The Bank of England looks set to keep interest rates on hold on Thursday but investors are watching for any hint that surging energy prices could force it to follow the example of the U.S. Federal Res...

Britain sold £4.25 billion ($5.75 billion) of 30-year ​bonds on Tuesday with the highest yield since comparable records began in 1998, as rising global borrowing costs cast ‌a shadow over new finance ...

The Bank of England kept interest rates on hold as expected on Thursday, but a third policymaker backed a rate hike due to renewed conflict between the United States and Iran.

The Bank of ​England looks set to keep interest rates steady on Thursday as it weighs the impact of the on-again, off-again Iran war that has ‌closed the Strait of Hormuz for the past five months and ...

Given at the London School of Economics and Political Science

How personalised pricing is influencing inflation and shaping the future of price-setting for everyone.

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said on Wednesday that markets were still getting ahead of themselves by pricing in ​interest rate hikes by the central bank in response to the ‌hit to the Briti...

British supermarket Asda is experiencing temporary fuel shortages at some of its forecourts after a surge in ​demand driven by the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, its boss ‌said on Friday.

British business activity ​has grown at the slowest pace in six months and manufacturers' input costs accelerated at the fastest rate since 1992, according to a ‌survey that underscores the risks to t...

The decisions of the US central bank can have a mixed impact on the domestic UK economy

The rise in Britain's youth unemployment rate to a 10-year high is posing tough questions for the country's centre-left government about its policy of phasing out a lower minimum wage for younger work...

The rise in Britain's youth unemployment rate to a 10-year high is posing tough questions for the country's centre-left government about its policy of phasing out a lower minimum wage for younger work...

Britain's economy grew more strongly than expected in November, boosted by the return to normal production at Jaguar Land Rover after a cyberattack which hit the carmaker and its suppliers.

The United States has not made such a direct intervention in Latin America since the invasion of Panama in 1989 to depose Manuel Noriega.

The Bank of England is expected to soon slow the pace at which it shrinks its 558 billion-pound ($754 billion) holdings of government bonds, and economists hope next week will shed some light on its longer-term goals for the stockpile.

The head of the agency that issues British government bonds said there would be an "important shift" away from long-dated debt in the coming financial year in response to rising borrowing costs and reduced investor demand.

Britain's government wants to tame its ballooning bill for supporting people with disabilities and long-term health conditions which, despite the cost, leaves many claimants distressed or struggling to find work.