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The UK Government boosts British business with £20bn in new export finance and expanded SME loans, supporting jobs, trade, and growth as part of its Plan for Change in a shifting global economy.
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UK retail sales hit a four-year high, boosted by sunny weather and seasonal spending. While the outlook is positive, consumer confidence remains fragile amid global economic concerns.
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IMF slashes global growth forecasts due to soaring US tariffs. The UK’s 2025 outlook drops to 1.1% amid high inflation and weak investment. A fragile recovery signals global economic uncertainty.
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UK inflation has eased to 2.6%, largely due to falling petrol prices. With global oil supply rising and demand weakening, consumers and businesses are seeing short-term relief—but future trends remain uncertain.
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Taiwan and the UK are forging a strong partnership, pushing for CPTPP membership and deeper collaboration in advanced manufacturing, clean energy, and digital innovation to safeguard global trade stability.
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US tariffs hit British businesses hard: 45% report a 12% cost rise, and exports fall by 30%. Discover how innovation turns these challenges into opportunities.
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Europe’s first Universal theme park is coming to Bedfordshire by 2031. Spanning 476 acres, it will create 28,000 jobs and attract 8.5 million visitors, boosting the region into a global entertainment hub.
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Discover why Taiwanese businesses are turning to the UK for trade opportunities. With shifting global dynamics and growing UK-Asia trade, partner with UKTW to unlock new market potential!
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Rachel Reeves’ 2025 Spring Statement outlines key fiscal measures, including a £4.8bn welfare cut, downgraded economic growth forecast, £2.2bn defence boost, and planning reforms for 170,000 new homes. Market response remains cautious as debates over austerity versus stability continue.
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The UK government is considering changes to its tax structure for large tech firms to avoid potential US tariffs. Chancellor Rachel Reeves emphasises the need for a balanced approach to maintain competitiveness while ensuring fair taxation.
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Buy-to-let firms have become the most common type of business in the UK, driven by tax changes and rising incorporation among landlords, despite challenges like high mortgage rates and a shrinking rental mortgage market.
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Discover Taiwan’s creative spirit in the UK! Enjoy an immersive performance at Tate Modern, witty comedy in Glasgow, a classic Taiwanese New Wave film festival via BFI, and a thought-provoking solo exhibition by Shon Chen in London.