IMF Upgrades Egypt's Growth Outlook as Economy Shifts to Expansion
IMF Upgrades Egypt's Growth Outlook as Economy Shifts to Expansion. A world report from Daily Junction.
Liam Chen
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Stories tagged “Economy”.
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Brexit Explained: What Actually Changed, What It Cost, and Was It Worth It?
Brexit happened in 2020 — here's what actually changed, what it cost the UK economy, and whether Leave voters got what they wanted.
Sarah Mitchell
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Economy flatlining as Reeves nears Number 11 exit
Economy flatlining as Reeves nears Number 11 exit. A business report from Daily Junction.
Marcus Vale
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China's economy grows at 4.3%, one of its lowest rates on record
China's economy grows at 4.3%, one of its lowest rates on record. A business report — sourced from Guardian Business.
Marcus Vale
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China's economy grows 4.3% in Q2, slowest since late 2022
China's economy grows 4.3% in Q2, slowest since late 2022. A business report from Daily Junction.
Marcus Vale
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Europe's economy is a mess. Its stock markets are a steal
Europe's economy is a mess. Its stock markets are a steal. A business report from Daily Junction.
Marcus Vale
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What Is Inflation? How Rising Prices Work and Why the Bank of England Raises Interest Rates
UK inflation hit 11.1% in 2022, the highest in 40 years — here's what inflation is, what causes it, and how the Bank of England fights it.
Daily Junction Editorial Team
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India in 2026: The World's Fastest-Growing Large Economy and What It Means Globally
India has overtaken Japan to become the world's third-largest economy. What is driving this growth, and what are the real challenges behind…
Liam Chen
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Understanding Inflation: Why Prices Rise and What It Means for You
Inflation is the rate at which prices rise over time. This plain-English explainer covers what causes it, how it is measured, and the…
Marcus Vale
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UK Immigration Policy in 2026: The Real Impact on Business and Hiring
New visa restrictions and rising compliance costs are reshaping how British employers recruit, with sectors from hospitality to tech…
Emily Chen
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UK Defence Spending in 2026: What the Increase Means for Businesses and Taxpayers
The UK government's commitment to raise defence spending to 2.5% of GDP marks the most significant shift in military funding in a…
James Whitfield
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The UK Space Economy: How Britain Is Betting on Satellites and Beyond
Britain's space sector is worth over £17 billion and employs tens of thousands, but the ambition stretching from Scottish launchpads to…
Marcus Obi
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What Do Central Banks Actually Do?
Central banks manage a nation's money and credit. This explainer covers monetary policy, how interest rates are set, the price-stability…
Marcus Vale
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What Is a Recession? How It Is Defined
A recession is a significant, broad-based decline in economic activity. This explainer covers the two-quarters rule of thumb, the more…
Marcus Vale
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How Exchange Rates Work
An exchange rate is simply the price of one currency in terms of another. This explainer covers floating and fixed regimes, what moves a…
Liam Chen
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Africa's Economic Story: A Continent That Defies Simple Narratives
Africa is often described as a uniform story of poverty or of opportunity. The reality is more complex. Here is what the data shows about…
Liam Chen
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The Case for Universal Basic Income: What the Evidence From Pilots Shows
Universal basic income has been piloted in multiple countries. Here is what the evidence says — including the results that supporters and…
Liam Chen
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UK Manufacturing in 2026: The Industries Beating the Odds
Despite years of economic headwinds, a clutch of British manufacturing sectors are not merely surviving — they are growing, innovating, and…
Sarah Henderson
426 reading now
China's Property Crisis: What Happened and What It Means for the Global Economy
China's property sector accounts for a quarter of its GDP. Its crisis has significant implications that go well beyond China. Here is what…
Liam Chen
475 reading now
India's Economic Rise: What Is Driving It and What Could Hold It Back
India is on a trajectory to become the world's third largest economy. Here is what is fuelling the growth and what structural challenges…
Liam Chen
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US-UK Trade Deal: Where Negotiations Stand in 2026
Years of on-again, off-again diplomacy have left the prospect of a comprehensive US-UK free trade agreement in a state of cautious…
Marcus Obi
446 reading now
The Northern Ireland Protocol: Why Businesses Are Quietly Thriving While Politicians Complain
The Windsor Framework was supposed to fix the Northern Ireland Protocol's problems. Instead, it created a unique economic position—access…
Sarah Mitchell
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Recession vs Depression: What's the Difference?
A recession is a significant, broad decline in economic activity; a depression is a far deeper and longer one. Here is how economists tell…
Liam Chen
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