Policymakers reduced rates down to the lowest level in history to help cushion the impact of COVID-19.
See how much you know about the long-running British political drama dubbed “Brexit.”
The most common what-if scenario CFOs are planning for is the possibility that the U.K. and the European Union just can't reach a deal.
However, its projection for economic growth in the United States this year remains modest, at 2.2%.
The deal signals MasterCard's continued penetration of international payments and point-of-sale markets.
The United Kingdom thrived as an EU member, and leaving will destabilize the economy and the country's finances, says S&P.
Real estate firm Foxtons and the easyJet airline both predict negative fallout from the U.K.'s vote to leave the European Union.
A study of the effects of high-frequency trading on U.K. stock prices claims to show that HFT firms make for a more efficient market.
At the same time, places like China and India pose significant business risks, says EY.
The evidence proves "that addressing high and growing inequality is critical to promote strong and sustained growth," says the OECD secretary general.
