Govt plans major increase in electricity rate
Electricity consumers may soon face another significant financial hit as the government finalizes a plan to raise electricity…
Falling bond yields ‘show Rachel Reeves has won markets’ confidence’
Market confidence in Sir Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves has gained momentum since the summer, prompting experts to…
UK property tax burden is fourth heaviest in OECD
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China consumer inflation hits near two-year high despite deeper-than-expected producer deflation
People walk along the Huguosi street, Xicheng district, a dedicated food street in Beijing on August 23, 2024. …
‘Forever layoffs’ hit a recession trigger as 1.1 million workers get sacked through November
Jobs website Glassdoor warned of “forever layoffs” in mid-November, as a small drip-drip-drip of cuts throughout the year…
IEA calls for suspension of Lithium ratification over low state benefits
A photo of lithium, one of Ghana’s key mineral resources The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) is urging…
Revenue generation must rise to the challenge – Dr Ato Forson tells GRA staff
Dr Cassiel Ato Forson is the Minister of Finance Minister of Finance, Dr Cassiel Ato Forson, has charged…
Trump hits the road to counter cost of living concerns
US President Donald Trump will hold a rally in Pennsylvania on Tuesday where he is expected to defend…
UK’s higher borrowing costs compared with major countries ‘may be coming to an end’ | Government borrowing
The “premium” that the UK pays to borrow money compared with its international peers may be coming to…
Nigeria Oil Output Hits 36-Year High at 355,000bpd
The NNPC E&P Limited (NEPL), the flagship upstream subsidiary of NNPC Ltd., has on December 1, 2025 achieved…
Economy in line to win £220bn investment ‘prize’ with disposable incomes to jump by £330 a year
The UK economy could earn a £220billion financial boost and 0.7 per cent jump in gross domestic product…
At 36, I’m a middle-income millennial
The Chancellor is doing everything possible to get me to spend, but look around: can you blame me…