Chris Dorrell is an Economics Reporter at City AM. He specializes in covering key economic themes such as inflation, interest rates, and the Bank of England, with a focus on business and finance. Chris's insights and analyses have been featured in various reputable publications, including Yahoo News UK, World Wealth Journal, and the Daily Express.
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The pace at which the Bank of England cuts interest rates in 2025 will be a major focus for financial markets in 2025.
The positive picture from households contrasted with a more gloomy view about the state of the economy.
By: Chris Dorrell
KPMG UK's latest consumer pulse survey suggests 57 per cent of people feel financially secure, whereas 21 per cent feel insecure.
By: Chris Dorrell
The pace at which the Bank of England cuts interest rates in 2025 will be a major focus for financial markets in 2025, just like it was in 2024.
By: Chris Dorrell
The UK economy is expected to grow 1.3 per cent in 2025, but what happened to the strong momentum seen earlier in the year?
UK house prices rose nearly five per cent in 2024, new figures show, as the housing market's recovery from a challenging few years continued.
The FTSE 100 got off to a tentative start amid concerns about global trade and the likely pace of interest rate cuts.
Activity in the UK's manufacturing sector fell to its lowest level in nearly a year as the employers' national insurance hike looms.
A survey from AJ Bell suggests that UK households are wary that the government might hike taxes again in the new year.
Pound sterling fell sharply as a combination of weak data and divergent bets on the path of interest rates contributed to a sell-off.
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