UK GDP growth decelerated to 0.3% in Q2, down from 0.7% in Q1.
Although a slowdown was widely anticipated, this was not as strong as initially feared.
Among the components...
Today’s data confirms a slow but stable first half of 2025. GDP grew by 0.4 per cent in June, driven by stronger-than-expected services and construction activity.
Positive growth in...
The euro fell against major peers on Thursday as weaker-than-expected economic data and a broad decline in eurozone bond yields pressured the currency.
Euro area industrial production fell 1.3%...
Luxembourg’s government has introduced a new plan, Bill 8590, to lower taxes on carried interest.
The goal is to attract the best financial talent to the country, especially as...
Give it time. More taxes are coming.
That’s the uncomfortable truth hiding behind the government’s early victory lap over HMRC payroll data on non-dom departures.
Supporters of the abolition of...
Gold prices declined slightly as risk appetite continued to improve. Overall, gold continued to trade sideways within the same range for almost three months, but could remain exposed...
First impressions depend—and in most workplaces, that effect starts off evolving at the reception desk. It’s the first vicinity site visitors see, the...
In an increasingly crowded online space, businesses need more than just digital presence — they need performance-driven strategy, creativity, and results. That’s why...
Cybersecurity threats are no longer a niche concern — they’re a daily reality. From phishing scams and fake Wi-Fi hotspots to sophisticated ransomware...