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Will there be a Spring Budget in 2025?
A Treasury spokesperson told MoneyWeek that chancellor Rachel Reeves is “committed to one major fiscal event every year”. Does this mean no Spring Budget in 2025?
By Katie Williams Published
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Ireland elections: what happens next?
Ireland's election results seemed strangely familiar, as the two main incumbent parties retained power.
By Emily Hohler Published
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South Korea's martial law turmoil: what it means for the economy
A shock declaration of martial law in South Korea was swiftly put down, but it exposed the nation's vulnerable democracy. What happens now?
By Emily Hohler Published
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India's stock market drops - why it's thrown investors into frenzy
Nifty 50, India's stock market index, has dropped 8% from a September record amid concerns of an economic slowdown and foreign investors pulling out
By Alex Rankine Published
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France’s government collapses – could it trigger the next euro crisis?
Briefings France’s government has toppled after losing a vote of no-confidence, plunging the euro zone’s second-largest economy into turmoil. Is this 2012 all over again and should Europe be worried?
By Alex Rankine Last updated
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What is Ed Sheeran’s net worth?
Ed Sheeran’s net worth comes from his influential music career and several business ventures, including a stake in Premier League club Ipswich Town FC
By Jacob Wolinsky Last updated
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When will UK interest rates fall further? Latest Bank of England predictions
The Bank of England has cut interest rates twice so far this year, bringing the base rate to 4.75%. When will rates fall further?
By Katie Williams Last updated
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London Stock Exchange exodus: which companies could be next to go?
As many companies exit London, the steady trickle of stocks listing elsewhere could turn into a stampede. Who will be next, and what does this mean for investors?
By Max King Last updated
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Business rates relief to be slashed – how to cut costs
Labour has promised to reform business rates, the corporate equivalent of council tax
By David Prosser Published