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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Business confidence remained at "historically depressed levels" in January, demonstrating the pressures facing firms early in the new year.
Input prices for UK manufacturers rose at the fastest pace in two years in January, a new business survey shows, pointing to continued inflationary pressures in the economy.
By: Chris Dorrell
The Bank of England is expected to cut interest rates this week as the UK economy continues to struggle, although the bank is likely to signal a cautious approach to the outlook
Eurozone inflation increased for the fourth straight month, pointing to the residual price pressures ahead of a potential trade war.
The prospect of a global trade war looks increasingly likely after Donald Trump signed the first tariffs into law.
It feels like the economy has entered a new era after Donald Trump imposed blanket tariffs on goods arriving from China, Mexico and Canada.
China is set to impose retaliatory tariffs on a range of US products in a sign that Donald Trump's tariffs could escalate into a trade war.
By: Chris Dorrell
Investors are struggling to price in the threat posed by Donald Trump's trade tariffs after the President offered a reprieve to allies.
Professor Sir Ian Diamond said he was "very confident" that the UK was suffering from a rise in health-related economic inactivity.
Rain Newton-Smith, head of the CBI, will urge the government to ignore the "siren call of protectionism" amid rising tensions in the economy.
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