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An overview of news, trends and research in the category Economy in the UK:

Cuba could see tourist boom amid improved international relations Cuba may be in the beginnings of a tourist boom, according to a new study.
16 June 2017
Silk Road revamp creates potential for Chinese expansion China is set to invest trillions into regional economies as it seeks to improve its trade corridors, transform is economy and improve its cultural connection with its neighbours.
15 June 2017
Businesses call for public spending as confidence in EU grows Business sentiment across key European Union members is improving, a new report from McKinsey & Company has found.
07 June 2017
The 25 largest publicly listed companies in the world In line with last year’s trends, Apple is once more the largest listed company in the world.
02 June 2017
Infrastructure investment could create employment boom in US Investment into US infrastructure projects is touted to increase significantly in the years ahead, in part to meet basic standards, a new report from consulting firm Boston Consultancy Group claims.
01 June 2017
Trump and Brexit threaten economic stability of G7 countries G7 GDP growth appears to have stabalised to around 1.8%, with little deviation across member countries – Big Four consultancy PwC has found.
26 May 2017
Foreign Direct Investment up in Europe but Brexit remains concern While Foreign Direct Investment has climbed to record highs across Europe, uncertainty over Brexit looks set to slow growth, a new study from EY has found.
24 May 2017
Ageing population and automation threatening prosperity of EU The European Union has resulted in a period of peace, prosperity and social growth across Europe.
08 May 2017
Brexit will redraw investment competitiveness of the UK The United Kingdom remains an attractive place to do business thanks to its competitive infrastructure and tax landscape; however the country faces an uncertain future thanks to last year’s referendu
01 May 2017
CEOs upbeat about global and domestic economies, McKinsey study finds CEOs across the globe are generally more upbeat about economic conditions, now and going forward.
21 April 2017
US economic optimism spurring global confidence in its slipstream Business optimism is globally on a high, according to a research by Grant Thornton, up from 38% in Q4 last year to 49% in the first quarter of 2017.
18 April 2017
ESG increasingly important in global shift towards sustainable economy A new report finds that more focus on environmental, social and governance principles by investors can play a key role in speeding up the green transition.
13 April 2017
CFOs more upbeat about business environment and Brexit impact CFOs across the UK have become slightly more upbeat about the future prospects of the UK business environment.
07 April 2017
DACH region offers highest quality of living for expats Mercer’s latest ‘Quality of Living survey’ survey again found Vienna to be the most amiable location for expatriates sent on international assignment, while Iraq is lowest ranked.
31 March 2017
Companies with a long-term strategy significantly outperform their rivals Short-termism destroys long-term business value, a new study finds.
29 March 2017
Investment professionals more upbeat about global economy than CEOs Investment professionals are considerably more upbeat about global growth going forward, even while CEOs remain more reserved.
13 March 2017
Driver of global growth is shifting from developed to developing markets In a new report from PwC, titled 'Winning in maturing markets', the consultancy firm explores how growth markets have been affected by a range of internal and external conditions.
23 February 2017
Urbanisation, growing middle class and inclusion to lift Indian prosperity India has enjoyed rapid economic growth in recent years, pulling hundreds of millions out of abject poverty. Growth in the near term remains robust at 7.7% per annum, according to a new report.
21 February 2017
Strategic focus needed to rejuvenate interest in Northern Powerhouse The development of the North of England – dubbed the Northern Powerhouse by Osborn in 2014 – has hit the roadblock of a lack of clear strategy, finds a recent BDO analysis.
21 February 2017
Hard Brexit could reduce UK company profit pool by £3 billion A hard Brexit has the potential to wipe around 30% from the profit pool of UK companies across key sectors – with the grocery and automotive industries the hardest hit.
13 February 2017
UK economic growth projected to rise slightly on competitive exports Growth of the UK economy will hit 1.3% in 2017, up from the previous forecast of 0.8%, according to EY. Economic growth is set to slow in 2018 however, falling to 1.1%.
07 February 2017
UK FDI attractiveness falters, European sentiment improves on stability The UK's attractiveness for foreign investors has, as expected, taken a hit following the decision to leave the EU. A new report finds that attractiveness has decreased by 34%.
06 February 2017
Innovation centres are growing in popularity, top 10 ecosystems As innovation becomes the lifeblood for companies in a host of industries, support centres for the innovation journey, so called 'innovation centres' are increasingly in demand.
03 February 2017
Global trade on track for growth path, say Deloitte economists The rise of protectionist politics, particularly in the US and UK, could mean a further slowdown in global trade.
02 February 2017
Factoring carbon pricing into consumption can support climate change Transforming the global economy to meet global climate goals, to limit global average temperature rise to well below 2.0°C and to pursue efforts to keep it under 1.
02 February 2017
PwC CEO Survey highlights backlash against globalisation CEOs are relatively upbeat about the growth of revenues in the mid-term, a recent survey from PwC finds.
23 January 2017
Myanmar to see rapid economic development and businesses growth Myanmar is projected to enjoy robust economic growth, as both local and international companies eye a host of opportunities in the country's opening economy.
13 January 2017
Global built assets base grows to $217 trillion, generates 40% of GDP The world's more than $217 trillion in built assets generated a return of around $36 trillion of in 2016, representing around 40% of global economic output.
04 January 2017
Economies need to invest at least $49 trillion in infrastructure by 2030 The world will require around $49 trillion in new economic infrastructure investment by 2030, according to a new report. As it stands, a total gap of around $5.2 trillion exists in terms of planned investment.
02 January 2017
Global internet inclusion could lift 500 million people out of poverty Global internet inclusion could lift 500 million out of poverty and increase global economic activity by $6.7 trillion, according to a new report.
16 December 2016
African spending to hit $4 trillion by 2025, led by consumer growth The African continent has seen a slowdown in economic activity, as global commodity demand and prices wane.
14 December 2016
Productivity-led growth could add additional $5 trillion to Chinese GDP The Chinese economy has boomed in recent decades on the back of considerable investment.
29 November 2016

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