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The Pound hit a nine-week high against the US Dollar and strengthened against the Euro when media reported that the British and the European Union (EU) side are very close to striking a deal over the Brexit bill.

The seven biggest UK lenders succeeded in passing the Bank of England's (BoE) stress tests, proving that they are able to withstand a "disorderly" Brexit.

Brexit Bill Looms for Theresa May The 4th December will probably be one of the dates that Theresa May will never forget. Until the end of that day, she should make a new offer to the European Union leaders regarding the Brexit bill and the Irish border.

UK consumer confidence fell sharply in November as UK shoppers were reluctant to spend money because of the sluggish wage growth and inflation's impact on household incomes.

OBR's Pessimistic Forecast Overshadows Budget The British GDP increased in the third quarter of 2017 by 0.4%, on a quarter-to-quarter basis, according to data published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

Big Budget Day for Hammond The Autumn Budget is going to be revealed in the next hours and everyone is waiting to see what Chancellor Philip Hammond is carrying in his traditional red briefcase.

UK Budget Deficit Increases in October Chancellor Philip Hammond will be facing a difficult challenge presenting the budget tomorrow, as data released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed that the UK's budget deficit unexpectedly increased..

The Pound strengthened against the US Dollar and the Euro as UK retail sales made a stronger than expected rebound in October.

Inflation Bites Real Wages Salaries are growing in the UK, but real wages are shrinking as a result of high inflation.

Sterling fell against the Euro and the US Dollar as UK's inflation remained stable at 3.0%, according to data released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS).