UK’s trade with the selected nations from the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) has increased, with the values of imports from …
Chart of the Week: Week 35, 2018: Business Start-Ups by City
Since 2011, new business formation has outstripped business closures, with the gap widening until the beginning of 2016…
Chart of the Week: European CFO Risk Assessment
CFOs of the largest European nations, excluding the UK, do not express explicit concern about the effects of Brexit…
Chart of the Week: Week 33, 2018: House Price Change by Region
London has long been a boon to UK average house price growth, but following a slide sparked by the referendum in summer 2016, growth
Chart of the Week: Week 32, 2018: Households, Taxes and Benefits over the Last Decade
Following the 2010 election, Labour lost power to a Conservative -Liberal Democrat coalition, which introduced sweeping austerity legislation. Described by the FT at the time as the’ most drastic…in living memory’, the budget cuts amounted to £81 billion over…
Chart of the Week: Week 26, 2014: UK Government Revenue
The UK public sector finances for the financial year 2013-14 were released at the end of last week, so we have updated our previous graph on sources of government revenue over the past ten years.