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UK jobs market stays soft before BoE rate call (opens the original)
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Sept 15 (Reuters) - Britain's jobs market stayed weak with vacancies at a four-year low and pay growth steady, according to data published two days before the Bank of England is expected to keep interest rates on hold despite mounting inflation pressure from the Iran war. Average weekly earnings, excluding bonuses, grew by 3.5% in the three months to July compared with the same period in 2025, the Office for National Statistics said on Tuesday. The pace of growth was close to its slowest since
UK finance minister Healey seeks to set out brighter vision before tough budget (opens the original)
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COVENTRY, England, Sept 7 (Reuters) - Britain's finance minister, John Healey, used his first major speech since taking office seven weeks ago to try to set out a brighter vision for the economy before an annual budget when he faces tough tax and spending choices. Speaking at a manufacturing hub in central England, Healey announced plans on Monday to give city regions greater powers to attract private investment as part of Prime Minister Andy Burnham's plan to devolve power away from central g
UK labour market loses more momentum in second quarter (opens the original)
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LONDON, Aug 18 (Reuters) - Britain's labour market cooled further in the second quarter, marked by slowing earnings growth in the private sector and the smallest number of vacancies in more than five years, official data showed on Tuesday. Private sector regular earnings — watched by the BoE as a gauge of domestic inflation pressure — rose by 2.8% in annual terms during the three months to June, marking the weakest growth since the three months to October 2020. While that matched the BoE's own
AI boom is starting to show in UK economy's performance (opens the original)
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MANCHESTER, England, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Britain's economy is showing the clearest signs yet that it is benefitting from the global artificial intelligence boom, with data on Thursday showing rapid growth in related industries and a surge in computer hardware investment. While the Office for National Statistics said Britain's economy grew by 0.4% in the second quarter, the information and communications sector contributed almost half of that expansion — more than any other industry. Within the
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