Brexit UK insists new regime for EU imports will go ahead as planned in coming daysThe introduction of new physical checks at the border is set to begin on April 30, but there are fears of new delays
Letter from London Dominic McGrath: Just when you think the Tories can’t get any more unpopular, Liz Truss returns The former prime minister is enjoying a lot of airtime promoting her new book, much to the chagrin of her former Conservative colleagues
Inflation Analysts split on British rate cut timing, even as inflation fallsUK inflation figures brought good news with price rises falling to 3.2 per cent in March, but some still think rate cuts will come later in the year
UK Labour eyeing better Dublin ties as part of wider tilt at new EU deal, Hilary Benn saysThe shadow Northern Ireland secretary appeared alongside Charlie McConalogue at a Business Post event in London
Economy BOE may cut rates before the Fed as UK inflation creeps closer to 3%Bank of England governor struck a different tone Tuesday, noting a ‘divergence’ between the US economy and those in Europe
EU Police blockade of right-wing conference in Brussels ‘unconstitutional’ Police blocked the entrance to the controversial event while Nigel Farage was speaking
Trade Irish-UK trade down after fresh Brexit customs controlsImports to Britain slumped 35 per cent in February
Jobs UK unemployment jumps to six-month high after economy coolsThe figures provided a tentative sign that inflationary pressures in the jobs market are cooling
Banking Ben Bernake’s Bank of England review paints a sobering picture of central banksThe former Fed chairman’s critical review finds that all central banks are flailing when it comes to forecasts
Business Post's View Editorial: Recognising Palestine must be done judiciouslyOne of the starkest divisions between the West and the rest of the world can be seen in their contrasting positions on the question of Palestine
Banking Bailey says Bank of England review not a ‘blame game’The Bank of England governor had come under fire for decisions during the UK’s high-inflation crisis
Banking Bank of England’s forecasting models ‘not fit for purpose’, scathing review findsFormer Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke published his long awaited review of the Bank’s forecasting
Economics Explainer: What to expect from the Bank of England’s major forecasting reviewBen Bernanke’s review of the bank’s forecasting approach will be published on Friday following sustained criticism of the regulator’s officials
UK Economic relations dominate Simon Harris’ first call with Sunak as Taoiseach Return of Stormont and Gaza also topped the agenda in the discussion between Harris and the UK Prime Minister
Investing Labour’s crackdown on UK non-doms boosts Irish attractiveness, tax experts predictLabour has said it will close remaining ‘loopholes’ in the Tory’s promised reforms
UK Shutting up shop: Ted Baker to close 15 locations across the UK Eleven UK Ted Baker stores will be shut by the end of next week, with the loss of around 120 jobs
Comment Colm Lauder: Why the market welcomes failure of a rare UK property dealShareholders in Abrdn believe that warmer underlying conditions means an alternative deal offers better value than a merger with Custodian
UK ‘Remove tech firms from US Stock Exchange and it is no healthier than London’, Lord Mayor of the City of London The City’s Lord Mayor gives his thoughts on Ireland’s Brexit strategy and the economic potential of Derry and Letterkenny
UK Politics Work after Westminster: Outgoing Tory MPs face harsh post-election jobs marketNinety-nine MPs are quitting at the next election but the tag of being associated with this Conservative government may be more of a hindrance than a help
Companies Thames Water due to repay €220m loan to AIB and other lenders by end of April - reportsThe bank is one of the financiers owed £190 million by Thames Water’s parent company