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The United Nations along with the Economic Development Division of the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) has issued the 2018 Economic Survey of Latin America and the Caribbean.

As we approach the middle of the final quarter of 2012, one has to say that the economic outlook is still a gloomy one – even for a born optimist such as myself.

Fears of Federal Reserve tightening and slower economic growth receded in July after two months of nervousness, with many equity markets producing strong rallies to claw back their earlier losses, despite bond yields resetting at higher levels.

The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has unveiled its ambitious strategy for 2025-2030, with growth identified as a cornerstone of its forward-looking approach.

On 4 May 2026, the European Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee (“ECON”) published its draft report (the “Draft Report”)...

Last week, Janet Yellen, the Chair of the US Federal Reserve, and Mark Carney, the Governor of the Bank of England, signalled that interest rates in the US and the UK are likely to rise by the end of this year.

Whichever party, or combination of parties, forms the next UK government, will face the same economic conditions.

On Wednesday the Chancellor will deliver his sixth and final Budget of this Parliament. In many respects this is the pre-election Budget the Chancellor always hoped to be able to deliver.

Global GDP growth remains disappointing. At the start of the year the global economy looked set to expand by 3.0% this year; the actual outcome looks likely to be closer to 2.5%.

If the result is a ‘leave' vote, the UK could complete the exit process and be out of the EU in as little as two years.

Consumer spending has long been a motor of UK economic activity.

Last week two of the UK's leading economic forecasters concluded that Brexit is unlikely to cause a sharp slowdown in UK growth over the next three years. This is big news.

The UK is experiencing a period of unprecedented uncertainty. The fundamentals underpinning the UK remain: a globalized outlook, a strong services sector ...

Raising productivity growth is the holy grail of economic policy. Improving productivity – or the efficiency of production – is the surest way of improving human welfare.

Economic recession is the latest in a long list of challenges that businesses face at the start of 2023, but are they prepared?

We've identified the top 100 UK media companies and examined their performance to provide a snapshot of the UK media market today.