William Schomberg is the Chief UK Economics Correspondent at Reuters. He covers a range of topics including finance, financial markets, and government politics, with a particular focus on the UK, inflation, and the Bank of England, as well as competitive sports like soccer. His work has been featured in various prominent outlets, including Yahoo News, The Sydney Morning Herald, and The Australian Financial Review.
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By: William Schomberg
LONDON (Reuters) - Just when Britain seemed to be moving beyond its inflation problem, the new government's spending splurge and the risk of a global trade war triggered by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's tariff plan are threatening to extend it.
By: David Milliken, Paul Sandle, William Schomberg
“I think if you ask what does gradual mean right now, it’s aligned in our case closely to the market curve, so that would be in line with about 100
By: Andy Bruce, William Schomberg, Emelia Sithole-Matarise
Top Bank of England officials said on Tuesday the different possible impacts on inflation from tax increases in the new British government’s first
By: Andy Bruce, William Schomberg, Susan Fenton
Bank of England Deputy Governor Clare Lombardelli said on Monday she was more worried about the risk that inflation comes in higher – not lower – than
By: William Schomberg, Andy Bruce
“I view the probabilities of downside and upside risks to inflation as broadly balanced,” Lombardelli, making her first speech since joining the BoE in July, said to a conference organised by King’s Business School.
Halifax, part of Lloyds Banking Group, said the average house in the third quarter of 2024 cost 6.55 times the mean annual full-time income, down from 6.62 in 2023 and a record high of 7.24 in mid-2022.
By: William Schomberg
The Office for National Statistics said on Tuesday the inactivity rate – which measures people not in work and who are not looking for it – was
By: Andy Bruce, William Schomberg, Ravikumar
“This sort of disinflation process is now well embedded,” Bailey told the Financial Times Global Boardroom event.
By: William Schomberg, Andy Bruce
British government bond yields jumped on Tuesday after official data showed accelerating pay growth, prompting investors to lower their bets on interest rate cuts by the Bank of England next year.
By: David Milliken, William Schomberg
Investors added slightly to their bets on interest rate cuts by the Bank of England next year and sterling weakened as official data showed consumer prices rose by an annual 2.6% in November
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