ECONOMY

Loss of EU workers could jeopardise key infrastructure projects, according to surveyors.

The Central Bank of Ireland said it will have to recruit new staff to handle the rising number of applications from international firms.

Treasury Secretary David Gauke claims it will cause 'huge economic uncertainty' but fails to address analysis query.

Asda, Morrisons and Tesco will cut fuel prices by 2p per litre across the country.

In an exclusive interview with IBTimes UK, the boss of automation giant says humankind is accelerating towards 'co-bots' not just robots.

Country says economy has diversified away from the three banks that collapsed, causing the last great crash.

Iceland has announced that it will ease capital restrictions that have been imposed since the Financial Crisis.

Average rents in February stand at £920, as London records 4.7% year-on-year drop

Leaked report warns of the 'major economic shocks' if UK-EU deal is not struck.

US economy added more jobs than expected last month, while the unemployment rate declined slightly.

Bearish industry data and Saudi stance sparks second successive market sell-off in the face of negative sentiment.

Conservative Chancellor is facing a backlash over the increase in tax for the self-employed.

European Central Bank reduces size of monthly asset purchase programme from €80bn to €60bn.

About 98% of the currency circulating in Somalia is thought to be fake.

Office for National Statistics said coughs and colds were a common cause of sickness absences.

Chancellor announced strategy with just two months before the West Midlands mayoral election.

OBR revises growth forecast to 2% this year, but Britain's economy will slow down next year.

Hammond says 90% of pubs will get a £1,000 discount on their business rate bills.

Prime Minister said the agreement was open to other local authorities across England.

Tory peer and former government adviser said he had no relationship with Number 10.

The chancellor warns against expecting major surprises on taxes and spending plans.

Shadow City minister Jonathan Reynolds spoke to IBTimes UK ahead of the 2017 Budget.

Gross domestic product expected to expand by 1.6% in 2017.

The Chancellor is expected 'to not shirk difficult questions' about the country's economy.

Watch as IBTimes UK attempts to predict what Hammond has been planning in Number 11.

Talk of peak oil demand is nonsense, given robust Asian import levels, says Riyadh's top oilman.

Philip Hammond is expected to have £12bn to play with, but he plans keep hold of it in case economy weakens.

World's largest publicly listed oil and gas producer unveils multi-billion dollar downstream investment plan.

Russia sounds non-committal on extending oil production cuts beyond the summer as experts warn CERAWeek of rising US production.