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Labour announces ‘fiscal credibility rule’

Labour is to announce a new “fiscal credibility rule” which will oblige any future Labour government to balance “day-to-day” spending

Lower oil output in the US will help to stabilise oil prices this year, the IEA said There is evidence

China’s industrial output has slowed to its weakest growth since the financial crisis, prompting concerns over the global recovery. Production

Eurozone industrial production grew at its highest rate in more than six years during January, driven by a sharp increase

Millions of low-paid workers who put aside savings could receive a top-up of up to £1,200 over four years, the

Gustavo Martinez, the chief executive of one of the world’s leading ad agencies, allegedly called black people “monkeys”, said he

Credit Suisse Group (CSGN.S) is under investigation in Italy in connection with a case looking into allegations that the bank

The UK’s trade deficit narrowed in January, official figures show, but its goods trade gap with the EU widened to

The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has downgraded its growth forecast for the UK economy, blaming “global headwinds and uncertainty”.

Lower oil output in the US will help to stabilise oil prices this year, the IEA said There is evidence