Domino's profits slump as Brits cut pizza spending
Domino's Pizza Group reports significant profit decline as cost-conscious customers cut back on delivery orders amid ongoing inflation pressures.
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90% of UK households slash spending amid bill crisis
New Which? research reveals nearly 90% of British households are cutting back on essentials amid the ongoing cost of living crisis, with energy and food prices hitting hardest.
Trump's social media fury sparks financial fears nationwide
Former President Donald Trump's volatile social media behaviour is causing widespread financial anxiety, with millions fearing his posts could destabilise their economic security, new research reveals.
Bank of England Warns of Growing Consumer Debt Crisis
Exclusive analysis reveals millions of Britons are struggling with bills and loan repayments as the Bank of England sounds alarm over growing consumer debt crisis.
Over Half of UK Businesses Rethink Ethical Policies
Groundbreaking research reveals majority of UK businesses are overhauling ethical policies as consumer values reshape corporate decision-making and investment priorities.
Australian inflation drops to 4.2% - lowest in 2 years
Australian inflation cools to 4.2% in October, offering hope to households amid cost-of-living crisis. The Reserve Bank's interest rate pause appears to be working, but economists warn the fight against rising prices continues.
Australia's inflation surges to 3.7%, dashing rate cut hopes
Fresh economic data reveals Australia's inflation rate accelerated to 3.7% in September, dealing a blow to hopes of imminent interest rate relief and putting pressure on household budgets.
Britons prioritise gyms amid cost of living squeeze
New data reveals millions are cancelling streaming services and switching to budget supermarkets while prioritising gym memberships amid economic pressures
US Tariffs to Increase Costs for UK Consumers
British households and businesses face rising costs as US tariff hikes threaten to increase prices on everyday goods from electronics to household essentials, with companies warning they'll have to pass expenses to consumers.
Why your grocery bill keeps climbing despite falling inflation
British shoppers face relentless price hikes at supermarkets as food inflation persists despite overall economic improvements. Discover which everyday items are hitting your wallet hardest.
Gold rush drives UK retail sales to three-year high
British retail sales surged to their highest level in three years as consumers flock to gold investments and luxury goods, offering unexpected economic resilience despite ongoing cost-of-living pressures.
UK retail sales plummet as consumer confidence hits record low
Britain's retail sector faces unprecedented challenges as sales volumes drop sharply amid rising costs and economic uncertainty, according to latest analysis from EY Item Club.
Gold Purchases Drive UK Retail Sales to Highest Since 2022
Britain's retail sector shows surprising resilience with September sales reaching their highest point in over two years, driven by strong jewellery and watch purchases ahead of anticipated Budget measures.
UK Consumer Confidence Plunges to -30 in GfK Survey
New GfK survey reveals British consumer morale hits near-historic lows as households brace for economic challenges ahead of government budget announcement.
London inflation hits 2.1%, outpacing UK average
New data reveals London's inflation rate has surged to 2.1%, outpacing the UK average and putting additional pressure on household budgets across the capital.
UK Inflation Drops to 2.3% - Lowest Since 2021
UK inflation drops closer to Bank of England's 2% target, hitting 2.3% in April - the lowest level in nearly three years. Discover what this means for interest rates and household budgets.
UK Inflation Plummets to 2% Target
In a dramatic economic turnaround, UK inflation has hit the Bank of England's 2% target for the first time in nearly three years, sparking speculation about imminent interest rate cuts and relief for households.
Sofa replacement scandal: Your consumer rights explained
When a furniture retailer replaced a defective £1,399 sofa with a model £200 cheaper, a consumer rights battle began. Discover your legal standing when companies substitute inferior products.
Brits to be poorer than Turks and Latvians by 2040s
Groundbreaking economic research reveals Britain is on course to be outperformed by Turkey and Latvia within two decades, with the UK facing its worst relative decline in living standards since records began.
Ireland Pioneers Landmark 'Right to Repair' Consumer Legislation
Ireland pioneers sweeping new consumer rights legislation that could revolutionise product lifespan and challenge planned obsolescence across Europe.
Trump Tariffs Threaten UK Consumer Price Surge
Exclusive analysis reveals how Donald Trump's proposed 10% universal tariff could trigger price surges on everything from cars to electronics for UK consumers, as economists warn of global economic fallout.
UK Inflation Hits 2% Target for First Time Since 2021
Britain's inflation rate has dramatically fallen to the Bank of England's 2% target, reaching its lowest level in nearly three years. Discover how this economic milestone affects mortgages, savings, and the cost of living crisis.
Chi-Chi's Restaurant Makes Unexpected Comeback Through Nostalgia
Discover why defunct 80s restaurant chain Chi-Chi's is experiencing an unexpected resurgence through pop-up events and social media nostalgia, revealing surprising economic trends in post-pandemic Britain.
Brits slash spending as inflation squeezes households
New Kantar research reveals how UK households are cutting back on essentials and switching to budget brands amid persistent inflation pressures.
UK Retail Sales Surge Despite Budget Tax Fears
New data from Barclays reveals UK consumer spending accelerated in September 2025, with retail sales growing 1.5% despite concerns about potential tax rises in the upcoming budget.
US Car Payment Crisis: Millions Pay $1000+ Monthly
New data reveals nearly 20% of American motorists face financial strain with car payments exceeding $1,000 monthly, creating a growing economic concern for households across the US.
UK consumer confidence hits 30-year low amid crisis
New research reveals British consumer confidence has hit its lowest level in three decades as inflation and interest rates continue to batter household finances.
How price rises are changing British spending habits
New Guardian investigation reveals how relentless price rises are transforming shopping habits, family budgets and lifestyle choices across Britain.
Trump's Universal Tariff Plan Alarms Economists
Former President Trump vows to impose massive tariffs on all imported goods, threatening higher prices for British consumers and potential global trade wars.
Retail tax hikes fuel shop price inflation surge
British retailers are implementing significant price increases as business rate rises and other taxes force them to pass costs to consumers, creating fresh inflationary pressure across the UK high street.
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