The pound will slide around 10% against the euro by the end of next year as the Bank of England is likely to cut interest rates faster than markets are expecting, according to UniCredit SpA.

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Concerns over the future of the triple lock have persisted, after analysis from Broadstone suggested that the state pension ...

Global markets are fixated on Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell's address at Jackson Hole today, a speech expected to ...

British consumers have turned a bit more confident this month after the latest interest rate cut by the Bank of England but ...

Fed minutes from the July 30 meeting don't in general sound like they are setting us up for a rate cut. Market yields were up ...

Juice, coffee and chocolate are among the basics that have dramatically risen in price, according to figures released on ...

Tesco share price continued to hover close to its all-time high making it one of the best-performing companies in the FTSE ...

The Bank of England currently expects inflation to hit 4% in September, the all-important month for pensioners. Wage growth ...

Prices in the UK rose by 3.8% in the year to July, driven mainly by a jump in the price of air fares and food. That means ...

Stock markets fluctuated on Wednesday, with many investors sticking to the sidelines while hoping for clues on US interest ...

UK inflation rose unexpectedly in July, led by energy and airfares, but core pressures remain nuanced. Markets signal BoE may ...