William Schomberg is the chief UK economics correspondent at Reuters. With a focus on multinational economics, he covers a wide range of topics including economic indicators, monetary policy, and financial markets. His work has been featured in various publications and media outlets, demonstrating his expertise in the field of economics.
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William Schomberg's coverage indicates a strong focus on the UK economy, including insolvencies, government announcements related to finance and economy, as well as sports news. If you have insights regarding economic indicators or trends in the UK market, such as GDP, inflation, employment data or business performance metrics specific to British companies and industries covered by William, your pitch is likely to resonate with him.
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By: Sumanta Sen, William Schomberg, Kripa Jayaram
UK election winners inherit huge challenges, from economy to health
By: William Schomberg, David Lawder
BARI, Italy Finance chiefs from some of the world’s richest nations began a two-day meeting in Italy on Friday, with Europe, Japan and Canada hoping to come away with a clearer picture of U.S. President Donald Trump’s plans on important policies.
By: William Schomberg
Britain’s finance minister Rachel Reeves said on Monday she had begun the task of unblocking infrastructure projects and private investment as part of a new “national mission” to drive economic growth after her Labour Party’s landslide election victory.
By: David Milliken, Andy Bruce, William Schomberg
“The labour market continues to be tight, and I worry it is still impaired,” Haskel said in the text of a speech he is due to deliver later on Monday.
Fewer British firms plan to raise their prices in the coming months, according to a survey that will give reassurance to the Bank of England as it considers the possibility of cutting interest rates as soon as next month.
By: William Schomberg
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's new government has inherited an economy that is gathering momentum but the recent, stronger-than-expected growth figures do not mean Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his team have found a way out of their bind on public spending.
By: William Schomberg
By: David Milliken, William Schomberg
A woman walks in front of the Bank of England, in London, on March 23, 2023. Kin Cheung/The Associated Press Listen to this article
By: William Schomberg, David Milliken, William James
LONDON (Reuters) -Britain’s new government said on Wednesday it will strengthen the role of the country’s official budget watchdog under new laws that Prime Minister Keir Starmer hopes will boost Britain’s attractiveness to investors.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer (left) and Conservative leader Rishi Sunak (right) lead MPs through the Central Lobby at the Palace of Westminster ahead of the State Opening of Parliament on July 17, 2024 in London, Image: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images
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