From fewer job openings to smaller raises, all the signs point to a higher unemployment rate and a weaker job market.

This week, the ONS said its work to boost responses to the survey was finally starting to yield results: its latest figures, showing unemployment was 4.5 per cent in the three months to March, are now ...

USD: After yesterday’s outsized move, the Dollar Index is consolidating today in the upper end of yesterday's range. It ...

The spotlight hit Britain on Thursday as U.S. President Donald Trump's 'major trade deal' announcement looks set to provide a ...

The Australian Unemployment Rate has held around 4% since April 2024, easing towards 3.9% in November and peaking at 4.1% in ...

Britain's jobs market cooled again last month, according to data that showed the impact of a tax hike on employers and Donald ...

According to the New York Federal Reserve, labor conditions for recent college graduates have “deteriorated noticeably” in the past few months, and the unemployment rate now stands at an ...

In some good news, we got the first trade ‘deal’ out of the US last week. The UK was lucky first, and managed to negotiate ...

The election may be over, but cost of living is still front of mind for Australians. These graphs show how we got here and ...

While the good news is that the ONS will start using scanner data from March next year, the bad news is that inflation has again been overestimated in the UK. For more on this read my colleague Louis ...