Category : Economy


Bulgaria Joins Eurozone, Countering Russian Influence

Bulgaria's historic adoption of the euro marks a major geopolitical shift, strengthening EU unity and directly challenging Russia's disinformation campaigns in the Balkans. Discover the economic and security implications.

26 Key Money Changes for Your Wallet in 2026

Your complete guide to the 26 major financial changes in 2026, including the end of the two-child benefit cap, inheritance tax reforms, and key dates for bills and taxes. Plan your year now.

Great Depression Christmas card's message of hope

A 1933 Christmas card, crafted from a paper bag during the Great Depression, delivers a powerful message of resilience and humour that resonates today. Discover this poignant piece of history.

UK 'Unprepared' for Ageing Society, Lords Warn

A stark House of Lords report warns the UK is 'strikingly unprepared' for its ageing population, with serious consequences for the young. Learn the key findings and urgent calls for policy change.

US GDP grows 4.3% in Q3, complicating Fed's path

The US economy expanded at a robust 4.3% annualised rate in Q3 2025, far exceeding forecasts. Discover how AI investment and consumer spending fuelled growth amid tariff uncertainty and a data-disrupting government shutdown.

Reeves sets 3 March date for spring statement

Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces an early 3 March spring statement to provide economic certainty, following criticism of pre-budget leaks that hampered growth. The OBR will deliver new forecasts.

UK economic growth slows to 0.1% in third quarter

The UK economy grew by just 0.1% between July and September, official figures confirm, with a cyber attack at Jaguar Land Rover hitting manufacturing. Explore the latest ONS data and economic outlook.

UK savings rate falls to 9.5% in Q3 2025

The UK household saving ratio fell to 9.5% in Q3 2025, down from 10.2%. Economists note caution persists as savings remain above pre-pandemic levels. Read the full analysis.

Economists Call for Sri Lanka Debt Payment Halt

Over 120 leading economists, including Nobel winner Joseph Stiglitz, demand immediate suspension of Sri Lanka's debt repayments following catastrophic Cyclone Ditwah. Read their urgent plea for a new restructuring plan.

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