British inflation rate more than doubles to 1.5 per cent in April
Inflation is expected to accelerate in the coming months as economy rebounds
UK manufacturers more upbeat on outlook as fall in orders slows, CBI says
Economic impact of Covid-19 caused the biggest collapse in demand since 1980
Hammond faces tricky juggling act in first autumn statement
New UK chancellor of the exchequer must balance public needs with economic health
UK mortgage approvals hit three-month high
Despite bounce-back house prices expected to come under ‘increasing pressure’ into 2017
Bank of England expected to keep rates at record low
Decision comes as US Fed is poised to make its first increase in nearly a decade
UK house price growth slowest in nearly two years
Prices in May were 4.6 per cent higher than a year before
UK’s inflation rate falls below zero for first time in 50 years
Chancellor of the Exchequer says move should not be mistaken for ‘damaging deflation’
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UK annual house price growth falls in February
Annual rate of increase at lowest since September 2013
Weak lending data puts pressure on ECB for further action
Corporate lending fell 11.4 per cent in Ireland while euro zone inflation is at just 0.3 per cent
Lending to euro zone households and firms contracts again
Latest figures add to concerns that ECB stimulus may not be enough to revive economy
UK house price growth slows to weakest level in 12 months
Latest figures add to evidence that the market for residential property is cooling
UK house price inflation slows to 11-month low
Nationwide said prices rose 8.5% in year to November, the smallest increase since last year
Bank of England keeps borrowing costs at record low
Britain marks five year anniversary of historic low interest rates
UK mortgage approvals at highest level since 2007
Recovery in London property market is now starting to spread across the country raising fears of over-heating
UK house prices now rising at fastest rate in three months
Halifax also reports that one measure of affordability has deteriorated to its weakest since crash
Storm wreaks havoc in Britain, France ahead of Christmas
At least six dead, rail and air travel disrupted and many homes without electricity
Euro zone credit slump deepens
Bigger-than-expected fall in loans to private sector puts pressure on ECB to act
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