spending
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7 Aug
Spending on transport in the UK has fallen sharply — what’s behind it?
UK consumer spending fell for the third month in a row in July, the longest-running slump since February 2013, according to research from credit card giant Visa and financial services company IHS Markit.
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30 May
US economy: Consumer spending on the up but confidence takes a dive
US consumer spending grew at its quickest pace of the year last month, increasing by 0.4 percent from March, according to figures published by the Commerce Department on Tuesday.
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20 Feb
The Brexit divide: Remainers are more concerned over the state of the economy than Leavers
The UK government is set to invoke Article 50 next month; however, those that voted to remain a part of the European Union are still far from being persuaded that the UK’s split with the trading bloc is a good idea.
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14 Feb
Happy Valentine’s Day! Did you spend more than the average?
No matter what your feelings on Valentine’s Day, chances are you forked out something for it anyway.
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9 Feb
The global fight is on for oil and gas investment
The battle is on and it’s not going to get any easier for countries fighting over oil and gas major capital spending.
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26 Jan
UK GDP maintains momentum in tail end of 2016
The UK economy grew by 0.6 percent in the last three months of 2016, coming in ahead of expectations and wrong-footing expectations that June’s shock vote to quit the European Union would drag on growth.
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13 Jan
Three things that will change the world today
These three things are going to have a significant impact on the wider world.