• UK consumer sentiment slips as low income homes feel the pinch - survey

  Monday 20 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - UK consumer sentiment slipped in October, with households still feeling the pressure from rising prices and less cash to spend as a result, according to a survey published on Monday.

• UK unveils Sterling 20 partnership to 'get Britain building again'

  Monday 20 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - Twenty of the UK's largest pension funds and insurers are set to launch a new partnership to channel the nation's savings into key infrastructure and fast growing businesses, the government announced on Monday.

• Eurozone construction falters in August

  Monday 20 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - The Eurozone's construction sector faltered in August, official figures showed on Monday, weighed down by weakness in civil engineering.

• UK housing market slows ahead of Budget - Rightmove

  Monday 20 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - The UK housing market faltered in October, industry research showed on Monday, as prices softened ahead of the Budget.

• BoE's Pill backs cautious approach to cutting rates

  Friday 17 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - The Bank of England's chief economist backed a "more cautious" approach to cutting interest rates on Friday, on the back of stubbornly persistent inflationary pressures.

• UK economic growth ticks higher in August - ONS

  Thursday 16 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - The UK economy expanded modestly in August, official data showed on Thursday, supported by the UK's dominant services sector.

• Chancellor to look again at shaking up ISAs - report

  Wednesday 15 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - Chancellor Rachel Reeves is considering overhauling cash ISAs, it was reported on Wednesday, as she looks to boost investment in UK equities.

• UK grocery inflation edges higher

  Tuesday 14 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - UK grocery inflation crept higher in September, industry data showed on Tuesday, prompting shoppers to seek out special offers as they juggled mounting costs.

• UK unemployment rate ticks higher in August

  Tuesday 14 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - UK unemployment ticked higher in August, official statistics showed on Tuesday, by slightly more than expected, while private sector wage growth softened.

• UK retail sales growth slows as inflationary pressures build

  Tuesday 14 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - UK retail sales growth slowed significantly in September amid rising price pressures and uncertainty ahead of the Budget, with the milder autumn weather dampening shopping activity further, according to the British Retail Consortium on Tuesday.

• US consumer sentiment remains weak in October

  Friday 10 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - US consumer sentiment remained weak in October, according to a preliminary survey released on Friday.

• UK labour market continues to falter - KPMG

  Friday 10 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - The UK jobs market continued to falter in September, an industry survey showed on Friday, weighed down by ongoing economic uncertainty

• BoE's Mann says monetary policy must remain restrictive for longer

  Thursday 09 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - Bank of England rate-setter Catherine Mann said in a speech on Thursday that monetary policy must remain restrictive for longer to bring inflation sustainably back to the central bank's 2% target in the medium term.

• CMA backs water bill increases for five firms amid infrastructure funding push

  Thursday 09 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - Millions of households across England will face higher water bills after the Competition and Markets Authority provisionally approved additional price rises for five suppliers.

• UK retail footfall continues to slump ahead of Budget

  Friday 10 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - Weak consumer confidence and uncertainty arising from the upcoming Autumn Budget prompted a steeper drop in footfall across the UK's high streets, retail parks and shopping centres in September, according to data from the British Retail Consortium on Friday.

• BoE warns over risk of AI bubble in financial markets

  Wednesday 08 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - The Bank of England warned on Wednesday of the risk of an Artificial Intelligence bubble in financial markets.

• Gold clears $4,000 in historic first

  Wednesday 08 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - Gold prices have breached $4,000 for the first time, as widespread political and economic risk continue to fuel a flight to safety.

• New Zealand central bank delivers larger-than-expected rate cut

  Wednesday 08 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - New Zealand's central bank slashed interest rates on Wednesday, as it looked to bolster the country's faltering economic recovery.

• ONS cuts government borrowing estimates by £2bn

  Wednesday 08 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - Government borrowing has been overstated by £2bn this year, the Office for National Statistics confirmed on Wednesday, after an error was found in the tax receipts used to calculate the data.

• Equity fund outflows mount despite bull market

  Tuesday 07 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - Equity fund outflows continued to mount in the third quarter, industry research showed on Tuesday, despite the ongoing rally across global stock markets.

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