British food exports to EU ‘have fallen £3bn a year since Brexit’ – The Guardian
Exports of British food to the EU have dropped by nearly £3bn a year since Brexit, a trade thinktank has said, with new physical and
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OpenAI explores advertising as it steps up revenue drive – The Financial Times
OpenAI is discussing plans to introduce advertising to its artificial intelligence products, as the ChatGPT maker seeks new revenue sources as it restructures as a
Last Chance for the SDGs?
With a generous replenishment, the World Bank’s International Development Association could help lift millions out of extreme poverty, extend opportunities for improved health and learning,
Data Keep Markets in Suspense About Fed Cuts – WSJ
Last week’s major economic updates offered new details but no consequential surprises, leaving big questions hanging over the economy’s trajectory heading into the final month
Growth expectations among UK firms take ‘decisive turn for worse’, says CBI – The Guardian
Growth expectations among UK companies have taken “a decisive turn for the worse”, in a fresh blow to Rachel Reeves amid warnings that business confidence
UK business confidence at lowest level since pandemic after tax-raising budget – The Guardian
The UK government has been accused of undermining the foundations of the economy with its autumn budget, after business confidence plunged to its lowest level
French Budget Requests Total €10 Billion, Minister Says – Bloomberg
Requests to amend France’s 2025 budget as the government of Prime Minister Michel Barnier battles to remain in power would cost almost €10 billion ($10.6
Strong Rise in Australia’s Retail Sales Could Dim Rate Cut Hopes – WSJ
Australian retail rose strongly in October, suggesting consumers are opening their wallets ahead of the holiday season, which could further dent hopes of an interest-rate
US Job Growth Due for Snapback After Storms and Strike – Bloomberg
US hiring probably jumped in November after hurricanes and a major strike undercut job growth a month earlier, consistent with a labor market that’s healthy
The grim ghost of crypto future
Remember when crypto was so heavily and onerously regulated, so unnecessarily scrutinised by the authorities, that the whole market crashed in spectacular fashion as one