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ansa.itA survey found that confidence among Britain’s lowest earners dropped sharply in May. Average-income households also reported using savings for daily expenses amid higher energy prices.
swissinfo.chOfficial figures show the UK economy expanded 0.6 percent from January to March 2026, outperforming recent trends despite the Iran war. GDP per capita recorded its fastest growth in four years. The UK currently leads G7 growth, contrary to an earlier IMF forecast that it would be…
New York PostGlobal military expenditure reached $2.89 trillion in 2025, marking an 11th straight year of increases despite a U.S. decline linked to halted Ukraine aid. The rise, equivalent to 2.5% of global GDP, reflects growing insecurity and rearmament efforts. Asia-Pacific spending grew a…
washingtonpost.comGlobal military expenditure rose 2.9% to $2.89 trillion in 2025, marking the 11th straight year of increases amid heightened insecurity. In the US, consumer sentiment fell to a historic low of 47.6 in early April before a slight rebound to 49.8, driven by concerns over the war in…
news.google.comConsumer confidence in the United States reached a record low in April, according to the University of Michigan's Survey of Consumers. The decline was attributed to economic concerns related to the war in Iran, though a modest uptick occurred in the final reading. Consumer spendi…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewSteve Odland of the Conference Board and Bill Lee of Global Economic Advisors analyzed how the Iran war contributes to higher Treasury yields, gas prices, home prices, and grocery prices. These factors are affecting consumer confidence and other economic indicators. The discussio…