Economic Review – August 2025
UK growth beat expectations in Q2, while inflation climbed to an 18-month high. The Bank of England cut rates, but future policy looks uncertain. Public borrowing improved, though fiscal pressures mean tax rises are still likely in the autumn.
Economic Review – August 2025
UK growth beat expectations in Q2, while inflation climbed to an 18-month high. The Bank of England cut rates, but future policy looks uncertain. Public borrowing improved, though fiscal pressures mean tax rises are still likely in the autumn.
Economic Review August 2025
UK growth beat expectations in Q2, while inflation climbed to an 18-month high. The Bank of England cut rates, but future policy looks uncertain. Public borrowing improved, though fiscal pressures mean tax rises are still likely in the autumn.
Economic Review August 2025
UK growth beat expectations in Q2, while inflation climbed to an 18-month high. The Bank of England cut rates, but future policy looks uncertain. Public borrowing improved, though fiscal pressures mean tax rises are still likely in the autumn.
News in Review
The Bank of England has cut interest rates to 4% as it targets 2% inflation. The National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) warns taxes may need to rise in the Autumn Budget to meet fiscal goals. Trump’s tariffs impact trade with over 90 countries.
Economic Review July 2025 – Alt
Our latest Economic Review looks back on July – the UK economy continues to struggle with weak growth, surprise inflation increases and a cooling jobs market. Despite headwinds, interest rate cuts are still expected as policymakers weigh mixed data and softening demand heading into the second half of 2025.
News in Review
Global economic growth forecasts for 2025 and 2026 have been revised upward by the IMF. However, new US tariffs, ongoing geopolitical tensions continue to pose risks to the economy. Meanwhile, UK house price growth is picking up and Inheritance Tax receipts have risen.
Economic Review – July 2025
Our latest Economic Review looks back on July – the UK economy continues to struggle with weak growth, surprise inflation increases and a cooling jobs market. Despite headwinds, interest rate cuts are still expected as policymakers weigh mixed data and softening demand heading into the second half of 2025.
Economic Review – July 2025
Our latest Economic Review looks back on July – the UK economy continues to struggle with weak growth, surprise inflation increases and a cooling jobs market. Despite headwinds, interest rate cuts are still expected as policymakers weigh mixed data and softening demand heading into the second half of 2025.
News in review
A landmark UK–India trade deal signals optimism, but weak car production and rising government borrowing cast shadows. As consumer confidence dips, experts warn of tougher times ahead. Strategic financial planning has never been more essential.