Economic news and events

President-elect Donald Trump is considering declaring a national economic emergency to provide legal justification for a large swath of universal tariffs on allies and adversaries,...

Ireland’s unemployment rate rose slightly on-month at the end of last year, according to numbers released by the Central Statistics Office on Wednesday.

The unemployment...

MPs were left ‘horrified’ after a Shein lawyer refused to answer questions over the risk of forced labour in its cotton supply chain.

Yinan Zhu, EMEA...

The end of 2024 saw the fastest decline in candidates being placed into permanent jobs in more than a year, new research suggests.

Recruiters reported growing...

Ryanair intends to file legal proceedings against disruptive passengers, the airline has confirmed.

The company is claiming €15,000 in damages against a passenger on a flight...

The UK’s new visa-waiver entry system took effect on Wednesday for passengers from dozens more countries, including millions of annual visitors from the US, Canada...

The UK’s long-term government borrowing costs have lifted to their highest level since 1998, in a potential blow for the Chancellor Rachel Reeves.

The yield on...

The UK’s long-term government borrowing costs have lifted to their highest level since 1998, in a potential blow for Chancellor Rachel Reeves.

The yield on 30-year...

Growth in the UK construction sector hit a six-month low in December, numbers on Tuesday showed.

The S&P Global UK service purchasing managers’ index fell to...

UK grocery sales reached record levels in December, but there was less welcome spike in food price inflation, a report on Tuesday showed.

According to market...