British Economy

It looks like "lockdown fatigue" is making people less worried about the impacts of COVID-19 on both them personally and the country as a whole.

Only the U.S., China, Japan and Germany boast a bigger economy that the Golden State.

The uncertainty that harms economies the most will only get worse in the months to come.

In reality, London will remain Europe's main financial center.

Being in the EEA would not 'take back control' for the U.K. but it might contain economic damage.

British Muslim women face sexism, discrimination, and economic disadvantage.

Big pay also remains a "boys club," with no women in the top 10 highest paid CEOs.

Pay growth in the U.K. sinks to joint rock-bottom with Greece as wages tumble 10 percent.

Integration is harder to achieve where there is competition for housing, jobs and public services.

May faces safe political ground due to Labour's situation, but needs to be careful with Brexit.

Brexit led to a record low for the pound—but is it a crisis or short-term crash?

What are the demographic and economic factors that spurred British voters to choose to leave the EU?

Many British businesses did not want a Brexit, and now its up to the British government to reassure them.

The tech sector is innovative, proven in the companies that rose from the ashes of the last recession.

Jeff Lynn of Seedrs lays out his various thoughts on why Britain made a mistake to vote "Leave," and what the country can expect in the aftermath.

The U.K. has been presented with an opportunity to strengthen its economy in the long run.

Economists may have overstated the economic downfall post-Brexit.

If the Labour party does not act, it risks losing disillusioned voters to the far right.

"Brexit" will have long-term effects on the living standards of the British people.

While currency fluctuations are not abnormal, the high degree of volatility now is.

Pooling public assets to create social wealth funds can help ensure economic justice for British citizens.

Brexit could reduce prices and allow the UK to re-prioritize EU for more pressing issues.

The U.K. labor market may be closed to potential EU states for years to come, professor writes.

The Britain Stronger in Europe campaign overestimates the jobs that could be gained by staying in the EU.

Campaigners in favour of quitting the EU said the bank had compromised its officially neutral stance.

Inflation at record low as oil prices fall, increasing spending power and cutting manufacturing costs.

Self-employment accounts for almost half the jobs created since 2010.

The director of the IFS is on a mission to make politicians come clean on their spending plans.

Brent crude fell by 3 percent to below $52 a barrel, while U.S. crude went below $50 a barrel amid worries about oversupply

According to the Institute for Fiscal Studies, there are now major differences between the two parties spending plans