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  • Supreme Court rules against Trump's tariffs

    Friday 20 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - The US Supreme Court ruled on Friday that President Donald Trump's global tariffs are illegal.

  • UK private sector activity grows at fastest pace in nearly two years

    Friday 20 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - Activity in the UK private sector grew in February at its fastest pace in nearly two years, according to a survey released on Friday.

  • Borrowing surplus highest on record in January

    Friday 20 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - The UK government recorded its highest surplus in January since records began in 1993, according to figures released by the Office for National Statistics on Friday, while retail sales beat expectations, handing a welcome boost to Chancellor Rachel Reeves ahead of the Spring Budget.

  • Manufacturing downturn eases in February but pipeline remains poor

    Thursday 19 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - The downturn in the manufacturing sector eased slightly in the three months to February, but the pipeline for activity remains poor, according to the latest Industrial Trends survey from the Confederation of British Industry.

  • Retailers planning to cut hours and jobs amid rising costs - BRC

    Thursday 19 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - Finance chiefs in the retail sector are planning to cut jobs and hours amid rising employment costs, according to a survey released on Thursday by the British Retail Consortium.

  • Nvidia sells remaining stake in Arm

    Wednesday 18 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - Nvidia has sold its remaining stake in chip technology firm Arm Holdings, according to a regulatory filing on Tuesday.

  • Christine Lagarde said to be planning early exit from ECB

    Wednesday 18 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - Christine Lagarde is reportedly set to leave the European Central Bank before her eight-year term as president expires in October 2027.

  • Christine Lagarde said to be planning early exit from ECB

    Wednesday 18 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - Christine Lagarde is reportedly set to leave the European Central Bank before her eight-year term as president expires in October 2027.

  • UK house inflation slows in January, rental price growth eases

    Wednesday 18 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - UK house price growth slowed slightly in December, according to data out on Wednesday from the Office for National Statistics, while upwards pressure on rents also eased.

  • UK inflation falls to 3% in January

    Wednesday 18 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - UK inflation fell to its lowest level in nearly a year in January, according to figures released on Wednesday by the Office for National Statistics, making a rate cut in March more likely.

  • Adani plans $100bn investment in Indian AI infrastructure

    Tuesday 17 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - India's Adani Group unveiled plans on Tuesday to invest $100bn by 2035 to build renewable energy-powered, AI-ready data centres, marking what multiple media outlets described as the largest such commitment in India to date and a significant push to position the country in the global artificial intelligence race.

  • Company insolvencies rise in January as administrations jump

    Tuesday 17 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - Company insolvencies across England and Wales edged higher in January, according to figures out on Tuesday from HMRC, as the number of administrations jumped.

  • UK unemployment rate hits highest level in nearly five years

    Tuesday 17 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - The UK unemployment rate hit its highest level in nearly five years in December, while earnings growth eased, according to figures released on Tuesday by the Office for National Statistics.

  • UK unemployment rate hits highest level in nearly five years

    Tuesday 17 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - The UK unemployment rate hit its highest level in nearly five years in December, while earnings growth eased, according to figures released on Tuesday by the Office for National Statistics.

  • Swiss economic growth comes in just below SNB forecast

    Monday 16 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - Switzerland's economy returned to growth in the final quarter of 2025, with gross domestic product rising 0.2% quarter on quarter after a 0.5% contraction in the third quarter, according to preliminary data from the statistics office released on Monday.

  • Eurozone industrial production falls in December

    Monday 16 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - Industrial production in the euro area fell by 1.4% month on month in December, reversing November's 0.3% increase and marking the steepest contraction since April, according to first estimates from Eurostat on Monday.

  • UK consumer gloom eases slightly but debt levels rise

    Monday 16 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - The downturn in UK consumer confidence eased slightly in February on the back a reduced strain on household finances, though rising debt levels and a willingness to make major purchases continued to weigh heavily on sentiment.

  • Starmer mulls bringing forward 3pc defence spending ambition

    Monday 16 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - Keir Starmer was reported to be weighing a sizeable increase in UK defence spending, according to the BBC, with Downing Street examining whether to bring forward an existing target at a potential cost of several billion pounds.

  • UK house prices stall after January's surge, Rightmove says

    Monday 16 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - UK house price growth stalled in February after the strongest increase in over a decade the previous month, according to figures out on Monday from Rightmove, though the outlook for demand still remains bright as affordability continues to improve.

  • Trump planning to roll back some tariffs on steel, aluminium - report

    Friday 13 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - US President Donald Trump is reportedly planning to roll back some tariffs on steel and aluminium products.

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