The U.S.-based International Monetary Fund says global economic growth will be better than expected despite a slowdown in the U.S. economy over fluctuating tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump.

Tariffs are rising sharply in 2025, with the US rates jumping to 13.3%—the highest since 1939—fueling global uncertainty and ...

Britain is in line for a small boost with the IMF upgrading its growth predictions by just 0.1 per cent for 2025. Growth is expected to sit at 1.2 per cent this year and 1.4 per cent for 2026, the ...

Three UK regions, including Glasgow and Cardiff, will see investment worth at least that amount from the UK government's £500 ...

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The International Monetary Fund said ‘front-loading’ had ‘shaped economic activity in the first half of the year’.

The investment includes sectors such as life sciences, artificial intelligence, engineering and medical technology.

Whether it is remembered as a balancing act or the first crack in India’s digital sovereignty depends on how policymakers, industry and civil society navigate the fine print ...

Working together, economies around the world could have stood up to Trump’s tariffs. Instead the UK raced for the lifeboats, ...

Britain's mid-market companies generate £1.3 trillion in annual turnover while employing 7.3 million people. Despite ...

GBP/USD caught another leg lower to start the new trading week, falling for a third straight session and tumbling back below ...

The European Trade Union Confederation said the deal would result in “significant job losses” for export-dependent industries ...