The Bank of England has kept the central interest rate at 4.5%, with policymakers warning of increased uncertainty over ...

The Bank of England has kept UK interest rates at 4.5%, as policymakers warned that uncertainty over global trade had ...

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Official figures show little sign of a downturn in the Northern Ireland jobs market despite growing concerns among business about the impact of next month's increase in National Insurance. Payroll ...

LONDON] UK wage growth held at its highest level in nine months and employment rose, evidence of resilient demand for workers that will likely keep the Bank of England cautious over further rate cuts.

The Office for National Statistics said regular wages growth was unchanged 5.9% in the three months to January.

The pace of British pay growth was little changed and there were others signs of stability in the jobs market, according to ...

The pound slipped from its highest level in more than four months on Thursday as investors waited for a Bank of England ...

The Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall this week announced plans to cut Britain’s welfare bill by £5bn as Ms Reeves, the ...

“With the labour market cooling rather than collapsing and wage growth stuck in the 5.5-6.0% range, we doubt the Bank of England will cut interest rates from 4.50% today,” said Ruth Gregory, at the ...