The cost-of-living measures proposed by UK Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves are not expected to have a significant impact.

UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced an extension of the freeze on fuel duty until at least the end of the current year to address the cost of living crisis.

Rachel Reeves has communicated to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) a desire for the regulator to have more focus on economic growth.

UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves told The Mirror newspaper that she is frustrated and angry that the US entered the war with Iran without a clear exit plan, resulting in the blockage of the Strait of Hormu...

The FTSE 100 index increased by just over 21% last year, making the UK stock market one of the world's best performers for that period.

The UK government has eliminated the non-domicile tax status that was based on an individual's father being born abroad.

The United Kingdom's budget deficit is projected to be just over 4% of GDP this year and fall to about 3.5% thereafter.

Rachel Reeves predicts the UK's economy will continue to grow faster than the economies of Italy, France, and Germany this year.

The UK government plans to develop the Oxford-Cambridge corridor into a technology hub analogous to Silicon Valley.

The United Kingdom's debt-to-GDP ratio is currently approaching 100%.

The UK's real GDP growth is expected to be around 1.5% this year, with nominal growth around 3.5%.

The UK is implementing pension reforms to increase investment from long-term capital sources into domestic venture capital and private equity funds.

For the last few years, the United Kingdom has been running a budget deficit of around 5% of GDP.

The UK government's industrial strategy is focused on supporting the AI, technology, clean energy, life sciences, and defense sectors.

The United Kingdom currently has the fastest rate of fiscal consolidation of any country in the G7.

The UK's economy grew faster than the economies of Italy, France, and Germany last year.

The UK government is increasing tax incentives for companies to maintain their public listings in the United Kingdom.

The Bank of England was granted operational independence to set monetary policy in 1997, with its inflation target of 2% set by Parliament.

The UK is expected to be the second-fastest growing economy in the G7 for the previous year once final data is compiled.

Debt interest payments currently account for 10% (one in every £10) of all UK government spending.