Thames Water's survival as a private company depends on the industry regulator Ofwat being lenient over fines and penalties, ...

The banking industry is optimistic that U.S. regulators will soon move to change how much capital they set aside against ...

Tamer-than-expected inflation and a significant de-escalation of a U.S.-China trade war are easing fears of a sharp squeeze ...

Britain's jobs market showed further signs of a slowdown as employment fell and growth in wages cooled, according to official ...

Wages slowed and unemployment edged up, suggesting firms braced for higher payroll taxes and minimum wages starting in April.

Traders will be on edge today ahead of US inflation data, which is set to show the early impact of Trump's trade war.

While the good news is that the ONS will start using scanner data from March next year, the bad news is that inflation has again been overestimated in the UK. For more on this read my colleague Louis ...

Faster moving payroll data showed that the number of UK employees fell by 33,000 in April, again not indicative that the UK jobs market was facing a cliff-edge moment. The fall in payroll jobs in ...

Canada is at an economic crossroads. The FP Economy: Trade Wars newsletter brings you the latest developments. Share your ...

Now the two men are partners again. Carney named Hodgson as Canada’s natural resources minister — a signal of the new prime ...

The latest US consumer inflation report revealed easing prices in April as euphoria over the US-China trade truce faded.

The Bank of England cut its base rate from 4.5 per cent to 4.25 per cent last week - and it's bad news for those with savings ...