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13 Jun 17
Ratings agencies have warned the inconclusive result of the election last week could damage the UK’s economic growth and credit ratings.
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13 Jun 17
The rate of inflation rose to 2.9% in May up from 2.7% in April, latest Office for National Statistics figures have revealed.
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7 Jun 17
The UK economy will slow down next year because of the uncertainty created by the Brexit negotiations, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development has announced.
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5 Jun 17
The World Bank has upgraded its growth forecast for the UK economy to 1.7% this year.
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1 Jun 17
Facts and figures from the June edition of Public Finance magazine on voting intention, NHS spending and UK economic growth
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25 May 17
The growth rate of the UK economy was slower than expected in the first three months of the year, according to figures from the Office for National Statistics.
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24 May 17
Conservative plans to limit immigration could cost the economy and public finances billions, a report from the Centre for Economics and Business Research has found.
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23 May 17
Public sector net borrowing fell by more than thought in April - by £23.4bn to £48.7bn in the financial year ending March 2017, according to Office for National Statistics figures.
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22 May 17
A Conservative government looks likely for the next few years. What might public services look like given the effects of Brexit and a (probably) sluggish economy?
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17 May 17
The UK unemployment rate has fallen to 4.6% - its lowest in 42 years - but wage growth falling behind inflation is causing a pay squeeze, official figures show.
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11 May 17
The newly elected metro mayors will have to tackle the problem of slow inclusive growth in their areas, according to latest research.
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10 May 17
Facts and figures from the May edition of Public Finance magazine on unemployment trends, Scottish attitudes to independence and the ever-increasing retirement age
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8 May 17
Could a basic income for all citizens provide security and give people more control – or would it be complex, costly and discourage working?
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28 Apr 17
The UK economy grew just 0.3% in the first quarter of this year, the slowest rate for a year, according to the Office for National Statistics.
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11 Apr 17
The UK’s inflation has remained at 2.3% - above the Bank of England’s target of 2% - according to the latest ONS figures.
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4 Apr 17
Whatever the post-Brexit state of the economy and public finances, there are some fiscal fundamentals that need to be addressed
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3 Apr 17
The ending of EU structural funding after 2020 is an opportunity for a rethink on UK regional aid. What might a post-Brexit policy look like?
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29 Mar 17
As Brexit negotiations begin the public sector will receive certainty “where possible”, Theresa May outlined in her statement on triggering Article 50.
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27 Mar 17
Brexit offers a chance to re-examine the UK’s economic objectives and do things differently. There are many reasons to be cheerful
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27 Mar 17
Local enterprise partnerships helped generate more than £7bn in private sector investment since they were introduced six years ago, research from the organsiations has claimed.
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24 Mar 17
The government balance sheet is increasingly being used to support flagging sectors of the economy from infrastructure to mortgages. What are the risks to the public finances?
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23 Mar 17
Productivity in the public sector has a significant effect on the economy, directly and indirectly. This can prove difficult to measure – not impossible
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22 Mar 17
Radical powers should be devolved down to a more local level if Brexit is to be an economic success, according to the Localis think-tank.
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21 Mar 17
Public sector borrowing for the financial year-to-date is at its lowest level since 2008, according to the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics – but inflation has now...
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15 Mar 17
The employment rate remained at a record high of 74.6% for the three months to January 2017, latest figures from the Office for National statistics have shown.
13 Jun 17Ratings agencies have warned the inconclusive result of the election last week could damage the UK’s economic growth and credit ratings.
13 Jun 17The rate of inflation rose to 2.9% in May up from 2.7% in April, latest Office for National Statistics figures have revealed.
7 Jun 17The UK economy will slow down next year because of the uncertainty created by the Brexit negotiations, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development has announced.
5 Jun 17The World Bank has upgraded its growth forecast for the UK economy to 1.7% this year.
1 Jun 17Facts and figures from the June edition of Public Finance magazine on voting intention, NHS spending and UK economic growth
25 May 17The growth rate of the UK economy was slower than expected in the first three months of the year, according to figures from the Office for National Statistics.
24 May 17Conservative plans to limit immigration could cost the economy and public finances billions, a report from the Centre for Economics and Business Research has found.
23 May 17Public sector net borrowing fell by more than thought in April - by £23.4bn to £48.7bn in the financial year ending March 2017, according to Office for National Statistics figures.
22 May 17A Conservative government looks likely for the next few years. What might public services look like given the effects of Brexit and a (probably) sluggish economy?
17 May 17The UK unemployment rate has fallen to 4.6% - its lowest in 42 years - but wage growth falling behind inflation is causing a pay squeeze, official figures show.
11 May 17The newly elected metro mayors will have to tackle the problem of slow inclusive growth in their areas, according to latest research.
10 May 17Facts and figures from the May edition of Public Finance magazine on unemployment trends, Scottish attitudes to independence and the ever-increasing retirement age
8 May 17Could a basic income for all citizens provide security and give people more control – or would it be complex, costly and discourage working?
28 Apr 17The UK economy grew just 0.3% in the first quarter of this year, the slowest rate for a year, according to the Office for National Statistics.
4 Apr 17Whatever the post-Brexit state of the economy and public finances, there are some fiscal fundamentals that need to be addressed
3 Apr 17The ending of EU structural funding after 2020 is an opportunity for a rethink on UK regional aid. What might a post-Brexit policy look like?
29 Mar 17As Brexit negotiations begin the public sector will receive certainty “where possible”, Theresa May outlined in her statement on triggering Article 50.
27 Mar 17Brexit offers a chance to re-examine the UK’s economic objectives and do things differently. There are many reasons to be cheerful
27 Mar 17Local enterprise partnerships helped generate more than £7bn in private sector investment since they were introduced six years ago, research from the organsiations has claimed.
24 Mar 17The government balance sheet is increasingly being used to support flagging sectors of the economy from infrastructure to mortgages. What are the risks to the public finances?
23 Mar 17Productivity in the public sector has a significant effect on the economy, directly and indirectly. This can prove difficult to measure – not impossible
22 Mar 17Radical powers should be devolved down to a more local level if Brexit is to be an economic success, according to the Localis think-tank.
21 Mar 17Public sector borrowing for the financial year-to-date is at its lowest level since 2008, according to the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics – but inflation has now...
15 Mar 17The employment rate remained at a record high of 74.6% for the three months to January 2017, latest figures from the Office for National statistics have shown.
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