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 FTSE 100 joined a global market sell-off as investors baulked at Trump's plans to impose tariffs on his return to the US presidency.
The spending watchdog has refused to sign off on the government's accounts for the first time due to unreliable data from local councils.
"People don't answer phones in the way we used to," Huw Pill said in the House of Lords economic affairs committee.
An influential think tank has urged the government to go further in tackling the growing impact of wealth inequality on the UK economy.
By: Chris Dorrell
The total tax contribution from the UK's largest firms surpassed £90bn for the first time last year due to a hike in corporation tax.
Clare Lombardelli, a deputy Governor at the Bank of England, warned that tariffs would impact productivity growth in the long run.
UK equities look unattractive next to peers in the US, but might offer better opportunities than stocks in Europe.
Direct Line has rejected a £3.3bn takeover offer from FTSE 100 insurer Aviva, the second suitor it has rejected so far this year.
Consumer confidence in the health of the economy dipped in November, as the Budget failed to allay households' economic fears.
The distribution of wealth has attracted more and more attention among economists following a wealth boom that lasted for four decades.
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