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Pound falls on May’s Brexit comments

The value of the pound has fallen to a two-month low against major currencies after Prime Minister Theresa May signalled

The price of petrol and diesel in the UK has risen to its highest since July 2015, following a three-pence-a-litre

The UK service sector grew at its fastest pace for 17 months in December, a closely watched survey has indicated.

Donald Trump scolded military jet manufacturer Lockheed Martin on for “out of control” costs on Monday, sending the defence contractor’s

Oil prices have surged after oil producing countries that are not Opec members agreed to cut output. Brent crude jumped

British new car registrations rose by nearly 3 percent last month, an industry body said on Monday, putting the sector

British house prices will rise 2 percent next year, less than what is expected from inflation and held back by

The eurozone’s unemployment rate has fallen below 10% for the first time since 2011. Unemployment fell to 9.8% in October

Britain would consider making payments to the European Union after it leaves to achieve the best possible access for businesses

Economics is a social science that tackles the theories behind market processes and enterprise. It proceeds to find out the