The Latest Breaking News from Recession

Global geopolitical tensions often play a pivotal role in shaping people’s perceptions of economic growth. Research shows concern about such issues can cause people and businesses to become more cautious about spending and investing, which can ultimately lead to economic recession.

Mild weather in September and cost of living crisis lead to reduction in spending

Economists had expected a fall of just 0.3%, after a rise of 0.4% in August.

When the boomers came of homebuying age, they had to contend with high rates, high inflation, and a crowded market. Sound familiar?

City Voices: In theory, a rise in earnings is a good sign of a healthy economy. So why all the worries about wage growth?

Britain in for ‘protracted period of high taxes and tight spending’, says Institute for Fiscal Studies

Britain is heading towards a recession next year as borrowing costs stay elevated, the IFS warned in its latest Green Budget.

Rather than being vetoed by bond markets, policymakers are seeking higher rates–and getting what they want.

Swati Dhingra says economy has flatlined and millions of mostly young and poorer people could be affected if rates stay high

UK services sector lifts economy back to growth in August, but BoE policymaker Swati Dhingra warns that economy is flatlining

With geopolitical tensions rising, here are three stocks from different sectors that have the ability to weather this storm.