Economies in the eurozone are growing at half the pace of the UK’s, according to figures published by the European Union’s own statistics division – with Germany and France doing even worse. And one UK-based economist has warned countries in 19-strong monetary
Every day, it’s lurking — somewhere in the window between lunch and dinner, waiting to sap your energy and motivation. It’s the midday slump, that time of afternoon when many people succumb to fatigue, lethargy and a general decline in productivity. But
Elon Musk’s Telsa has seen sales of its vehicles slump (Image: Getty) Tesla sales fell sharply last quarter as competition increased worldwide, electric vehicle sales growth slowed, and price cuts failed to lure more buyers. Elon Musk’s company said on Tuesday that
Tory support has sunk to its lowest level since the latter days of Liz Truss’s brief but eventful spell as Prime Minister, a new poll has indicated. Meanwhile, support for Richard Tice’s Reform UK appears to be holding steady in another worrying
Troop numbers have nose-dived in the past four years despite the Ministry of Defence spending £40million on recruitment drives. And MPs fear that time is running out for Britain to put in place the military it needs to counter a range of
Germany’s economic output fell by 0.3 percent in the final quarter of last year, official figures have confirmed. A UK-based expert has pointed out that the country formerly regarded as Europe’s economic powerhouse is now technically in recession – in marked contrast
China’s exports likely grew more quickly and for a second month in December, a Reuters poll showed, adding to signs global trade is starting to recover thanks to an upturn in the electronics industry and expectations of lower borrowing costs in 2024.
Dramatically reduced manufacturing output has left the Eurozone in recession, a new report has warned – with France at its lowest ebb for more than three years. Dr Cyrus de la Rubia, Chief Economist at Hamburg Commercial Bank (HCOB), said what he
French president Emmanuel Macron has endured a dismal start to the New Year with his country’s manufacturing sector trapped in a “downward spiral”. That was the prognosis from a leading economist after new figures showed that industry had contracted again. And the
Black Friday failed to boost UK retail spending by as high a margin as last year as Christmas shoppers shied away from splashing the cash at the levels seen last year. Consumers appear to be sticking to plans for a budget Christmas