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UK manufacturing continues to recover in May despite rising consumer price inflation and supply chain pressures, S&P Global said in its monthly purchasing manager index (PMI)
Global equity markets were relatively subdued, with the United States (US) markets closed for Memorial Day and the United Kingdom’s (UK) markets closed for a bank holiday, leaving continental European bourses to set the tone.
The United Kingdom (UK) provides a trusted regulatory and investment environment that enables Nigerian fintechs to expand globally while maintaining strong operational ties to Nigeria and Africa.
UK Headline Inflation Declines to 2.8% in April United Kingdom (UK) headline inflation fell sharply to 2.8% in April 2026,…
UK financial markets are reacting negatively in real time to Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s high-stakes “reset” speech on Monday morning, with gilt yields climbing sharply and Sterling weakening as investors assess the growing political crisis engulfing the government following devastating local election losses.
The UK manufacturing sector made a positive start to the second quarter of the year, with the trends in output, new orders and employment all showing signs of improvement, according to the purchasing manager index (PMI) report released by S&P Global.
UK FCA Sets Out Rules for Fund Tokenisation Innovation UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has set out guidance to support…
Riot police will be sent onto French beaches to stop migrants crossing the Channel under a fresh multimillion-pound deal with the United Kingdom.
FTSE Russell, the global index provider, today announces the alignment of the minimum free float requirement for both UK-incorporated and non-UK-incorporated companies within the FTSE UK Index Series.
Nigeria, UK Sign £746m Deal to Refurbish Two Lagos Ports President Bola Tinubu said on Thursday that Nigeria and the…
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