Sir Keir Starmer’s decision to step down as Prime Minister sent ripples through financial markets, with UK borrowing costs rising and sterling weakening as investors assessed the prospect of a
UK’s economy is set to stall for the remainder of the year
Britain’s economy is set to stall for the remainder of the year, according to new forecasts from Morgan Stanley, which warned that the economic fallout from the Iran conflict could
Selling the family silver, the UK gold sales and the cost of misplaced certainty
Between 1999 and 2002, the UK government sold approximately 395 tonnes of gold, representing more than half of the nation’s official reserves. The decision was overseen by then Chancellor Gordon Brown and justified as
Selling the family silver, the UK gold sales and the cost of misplaced certainty
Between 1999 and 2002, the UK government sold approximately 395 tonnes of gold, representing more than half of the nation’s official reserves. The decision was overseen by then Chancellor Gordon Brown and justified as
Gold and silver “tree shake” fails to break bullish trend
Gold is staging a dramatic comeback and is on course for its biggest one-day gain since the financial crisis.
Britain’s gold sell-off under Gordon Brown: a century-defining decision
Between 1999 and 2002, the UK government sold approximately 395 tonnes of gold, representing more than half of the nation’s official reserves. The decision was overseen by then Chancellor Gordon Brown and justified as
UK government borrowing is projected to reach its highest level in 34 years.
UK government borrowing costs are poised to reach a 34-year high compared to Germany, amid growing uncertainty about how quickly the Bank of England can lower interest rates.
Labour’s policies could spell the end for the North Sea industry.
David Latin is running out of patience. As the chairman of Serica Energy, with over 30 years in the oil and gas industry, including managing drilling operations in war zones,
Germany Legalizes Recreational Cannabis, Becoming the Largest EU Nation to Do So.
On Monday, Germany legalized recreational cannabis use, marking it the largest EU nation to do so, amidst strong opposition from some politicians and medical groups.
The value of the illegal cannabis market in the UK is currently estimated at approximately £2.6 billion.
The illegal cannabis market in Britain, estimated at £2.6 billion annually, poses a significant challenge for authorities amidst growing interest in its use for pain relief.
Germany becomes ninth country to authorize the recreational use of cannabis.
Today, Germany marked its entry as the ninth nation to authorize the recreational use of cannabis.
Marks & Spencer is expected to regain its place in the FTSE 100
M&S Set to Rejoin FTSE 100 After Four-Year Hiatus