Julia Kollewe is a Financial Reporter at the Guardian/Observer. She specializes in areas such as construction and real estate, banking, and healthcare, with a focus on markets and inflation across the United Kingdom and Europe. Julia's insights and analyses have been featured in notable publications including The Irish Times, Yahoo News UK, and The Guardian.
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By: Julia Kollewe
New management at struggling firm, which rejected £3.3bn bid from Aviva, ‘making excellent progress’, says CEO
By: Julia Kollewe
Julia Kollewe 5 min read Growth expectations among UK companies have taken “a decisive turn for the worse”, in a fresh blow to Rachel Reeves amid warnings that business confidence has plummeted since the budget.
By: Julia Kollewe
Expectations negative for first time in 2024 as business confidence plummets since Rachel Reeves’s budget
By: Julia Kollewe
Christmas dinner for four costs £32.57 as price of turkey and vegetables rises; wider grocery inflation climbs to 2.6%
By: Julia Kollewe
Competition watchdog says it suspects companies, including building contractors and technical advisers, illegally colluded
By: Julia Kollewe
Inflation rises to 2.7%, as expected, but markets still expect a quarter point Fed rate cut next week
By: Julia Kollewe
Terra Firma’s sale of 36,000 properties ends legal fight with government over resent housing reforms
By: Julia Kollewe
Danish brewer to acquire British maker of Robinsons squash, J20 and R White’s lemonade
By: Julia Kollewe
Starmer wants growth ‘to be felt in the pockets of working people'; US Federal Reserve widely expected to cut interest rates by a quarter point
By: Julia Kollewe
Financial Conduct Authority sets 4 December 2025 deadline for handling rising number of customer queries
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