UK Economy

HSBC's chief UK economist said the BoE have overestimated economic growth predictions

Reports say that treasury minister David Gauke abstained in an EU contingency fund vote

Mark Carney is likely to signal that rates will stay at a record low until around the middle of 2015.

Cabinet insiders say the Treasury has asked senior civil servants are drawing up battle plans.

Clegg urges Britons to vote against leaving the EU in the possible 2017 referendum

UK Prime Minister spoke at the Confederation of British Industry conference.

Moody's warns that there won't be a significant rebound in near term European economic growth

As we approach the 2015 General Election, IBTimes UK looks at the state of Osborne's economy.

Bank of England is expected to wean Britain off record low rates next year.

New survey shows just one in seven voters feel they are benefiting from upturn.

The research group say Britain's economy is set to grow by 2.5% in 2015.

CBI data shows Britain's economic growth slowed a little in the three months to October

BoE's deputy governor debunks the MPC's Ian McCafferty comments that rates should rise soon

GDP expanded by 0.7% in the July to September period.

National House Building Council data show thousands of new homes have been registered across the UK

UK productivity would increase by 5% if cities had more power over tax and spending.

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Britain's interest rate has stayed at a record low of 0.5% for years

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The Chancellor voiced his concerns for eurozone's recovery as Germany's exports plunged

Sage says the UK economy is continuing to go from strength to strength.

British finance minister George Osborne said weak economic data is a worry

Britain's exports grew by the weakest amount in almost two years

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Britain's Chancellor assured business leaders that Tory tax cuts won't threaten the economic recovery

September's growth was above average, but lowest for three months.

Eurozone, Ukraine crisis and Islamic State threat to Middle East all loom over UK economy.

State-owned RBS must refocus bank on supporting UK economy under bailout terms.

British consumer morale slips from nine month high.

Bank of England Deputy governor Nemat 'Minouche' Shafik warns of gap between two key indicators.