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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Bakery chain says fewer shoppers on high streets over Christmas also to blame in ‘more challenging market’
By: Julia Kollewe, Richard Partington
Labour’s fiscal rules may limit the chancellor’s ability to act, but waiting it out may be the best option
By: Julia Kollewe
The city has a long history with tropical medicine and is now home to one of the largest biotech clusters in Europe
Julia Kollewe 3 min read In this article GSK has struck a deal worth up to $1.15bn (£950m) to acquire a Massachusetts-based
By: Julia Kollewe
Sterling slips again and stays at 14-month low amid worries over UK public finances
By: Julia Kollewe
Julia Kollewe 3 min read The Wellcome Trust, the UK health research charity , has been criticised for paying its investment executives more than £11m last year, more than 10 times as much as its own governors.
The wealth of the world's billionaires grew by $2tn (£1.64tn) last year, three times faster than in 2023, amounting to $5.7bn (£4.7bn) a day, according to a report by Oxfam.
Number of homes new to market 11% higher than a year ago, despite uncertainty over interest rates and stamp duty
Rate of wealth growth last year was three times faster than 2023, Oxfam inequality research reveals
By: Julia Kollewe
Bitcoin rises over $109,000; sterling and euro jump after report Trump won't impose new tariffs yet
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