Economics

The Canadian manufacturing landscape experienced a notable setback in January as total sales dropped 3% to $68.7 billion. This decline was spearheaded by a significant contraction in the automotive industry, …

The UK’s labor market is showing signs of severe strain as the national economy flatlined in January, leaving GDP growth at a standstill. The lack of expansion coincided with a …

The latest Consumer Price Index report shows that U.S. inflation was holding at 2.4% annually through February, a figure that now feels like a relic of a different era. The …

The Labour government’s efforts to tackle the cost-of-living crisis are being tested by external events as conflict in the Middle East drives up energy costs. The OBR reports that the …

The British economy faces a new period of uncertainty as the “US war with Iran” threatens to dismantle recent progress in curbing inflation. Chancellor Rachel Reeves informed G7 leaders and …

The verdict on Labour’s latest budget is a tale of two audiences: the financial markets and the British electorate. On one hand, Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Chancellor Rachel Reeves …

The Labour government is defending its fiscal choices against accusations of breaking manifesto promises after announcing £26 billion in tax increases, including measures that will directly affect working people’s take-home …

Rachel Reeves announced the abolition of the controversial two-child benefit limit as the centerpiece of a budget that raises £26 billion in taxes while promising to reduce living costs for …

A new wave of trade protectionism is being fueled by what US companies see as a critical loophole in tariff law. Red Gold, a major tomato-canning company operating across three …