Britain's jobs market showed further signs of a slowdown as employment fell and growth in wages cooled, according to official ...

Wages slowed and unemployment edged up, suggesting firms braced for higher payroll taxes and minimum wages starting in April.

Bank of England policymaker Alan Taylor said on Monday that he voted for a half-point rate cut last week - in defiance of the ...

The pound slumped against a stronger dollar on Monday but firmed against the euro and yen as the United States and China ...

Faster moving payroll data showed that the number of UK employees fell by 33,000 in April, again not indicative that the UK jobs market was facing a cliff-edge moment. The fall in payroll jobs in ...

Members of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee have urged cation over persistent inflationary risks to the ...

Money-saving guru Martin Lewis has urged Brits to check their eligibility for an 'unbeatable savings product' that could ...

UK wage growth eased in the three months to March as employers held off hiring ahead of steep increases in payroll taxes and the minimum wage.

Wage growth slowed down while the unemployment rate in the U.K. has reached a near four-year high as the jobs market falters ...

The Bank of England cut its base rate from 4.5 per cent to 4.25 per cent last week - and it's bad news for those with savings ...

Rate cuts are usually bad news for savers, as banks reduce the interest paid on their savings accounts. We look at some of ...

Traders will be on edge today ahead of US inflation data, which is set to show the early impact of Trump's trade war.