Andrew Atkinson is an economics editor with a focus on finance, personal finance, investment, and commodities. His reporting often intersects with themes of government, public policy, and security policy, providing insights into debt management and investment strategies. Andrew's work has been featured in prominent outlets including the Irish Examiner, Yahoo Finance Canada, and Bloomberg News.
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By: Irina Anghel, Andrew Atkinson
Bank of England policymaker Swati Dhingra has elaborated on her decision to call for interest rates to be slashed, saying taking a “gradual” approach would still leave monetary policy as a drag on the economy this year.
(Bloomberg) -- Bank of England policymaker Swati Dhingra has elaborated on her decision to call for interest rates to be slashed, saying taking
By: Andrew Atkinson, Irina Anghel
UK mortgage approvals dipped less than forecast in January, suggesting homebuyers are still rushing to complete transactions before a key tax goes up.
By: Greg Ritchie, Andrew Atkinson
Key UK economic data will continue to be released at 7 a.m., a blow to traders and investors who wanted the statistics office to revert to the pre-pandemic norm of 9.30 a.m.
April is shaping up to be the cruelest month for British households.
By: Philip Aldrick, Andrew Atkinson
UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves is set to significantly overshoot her borrowing forecasts for the current fiscal year, highlighting the fragile state of the public finances ahead of a key economic statement next week.
By: Andrew Atkinson, Philip Aldrick, Irina Anghel
Prime Minister Keir Starmer came to power last year promising a growth boost but ended up presiding over a slump. Nine months on, however, the British economy may finally be turning the corner.
By: Andrew Atkinson, Tom Rees
UK mortgage approvals dipped in February, as the boost from homebuyers rushing to beat a tax deadline continued to wane.
UK building firms shed jobs at the fastest pace since the height of the pandemic as rising costs and sluggish order books tightened their grip on the sector, a closely watched survey found.
By: Tom Rees, Andrew Atkinson
UK government borrowing exceeded official forecasts made just last month, highlighting the fragile state of the public finances even before US tariffs dimmed the economic outlook.
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