The flash composite purchasing managers’ index for the euro zone, tracked by policymakers as an early gauge of economic ...
The “lacklustre” performance was well below City forecasts of around 0.3% growth and follows a 0.1% rise in February ...
Today’s figures suggest that economic growth is still weak but probably not so dire as to keep the UK in recession ... rather than surging out of recession the economy is once again flatlining.
European markets look somewhat less attractive but offer important benefits such as liquidity (market depth and the ease of buying and selling assets) and diversification. They could also perform well ...
The world's largest economy defied expectations for a recession in 2023 ... better than in Europe, the UK and other developed economies. Moreover, there is room for an upside surprise.
The UK economy is picking up speed faster than anyone expected, kicking off the second quarter with the strongest growth ...
The UK economy avoided recession in the second half of last year, posting 0.1% growth in the fourth quarter. The original estimate for GDP, between October and November, released by the Bank of ...
While some experts expect the economy to make a soft landing in 2024, Gary Shilling said it's more likely the country will ...
but cautioned the UK economy was already entering recession since GDP is forecast to contract by 0,1% in the third quarter, following on a 0.1% decline in the second quarter. Inflation in UK ...