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  • Adani plans $100bn investment in Indian AI infrastructure

    Tuesday 17 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - India's Adani Group unveiled plans on Tuesday to invest $100bn by 2035 to build renewable energy-powered, AI-ready data centres, marking what multiple media outlets described as the largest such commitment in India to date and a significant push to position the country in the global artificial intelligence race.

  • Company insolvencies rise in January as administrations jump

    Tuesday 17 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - Company insolvencies across England and Wales edged higher in January, according to figures out on Tuesday from HMRC, as the number of administrations jumped.

  • UK unemployment rate hits highest level in nearly five years

    Tuesday 17 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - The UK unemployment rate hit its highest level in nearly five years in December, while earnings growth eased, according to figures released on Tuesday by the Office for National Statistics.

  • UK unemployment rate hits highest level in nearly five years

    Tuesday 17 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - The UK unemployment rate hit its highest level in nearly five years in December, while earnings growth eased, according to figures released on Tuesday by the Office for National Statistics.

  • Swiss economic growth comes in just below SNB forecast

    Monday 16 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - Switzerland's economy returned to growth in the final quarter of 2025, with gross domestic product rising 0.2% quarter on quarter after a 0.5% contraction in the third quarter, according to preliminary data from the statistics office released on Monday.

  • Eurozone industrial production falls in December

    Monday 16 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - Industrial production in the euro area fell by 1.4% month on month in December, reversing November's 0.3% increase and marking the steepest contraction since April, according to first estimates from Eurostat on Monday.

  • UK consumer gloom eases slightly but debt levels rise

    Monday 16 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - The downturn in UK consumer confidence eased slightly in February on the back a reduced strain on household finances, though rising debt levels and a willingness to make major purchases continued to weigh heavily on sentiment.

  • Starmer mulls bringing forward 3pc defence spending ambition

    Monday 16 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - Keir Starmer was reported to be weighing a sizeable increase in UK defence spending, according to the BBC, with Downing Street examining whether to bring forward an existing target at a potential cost of several billion pounds.

  • UK house prices stall after January's surge, Rightmove says

    Monday 16 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - UK house price growth stalled in February after the strongest increase in over a decade the previous month, according to figures out on Monday from Rightmove, though the outlook for demand still remains bright as affordability continues to improve.

  • Trump planning to roll back some tariffs on steel, aluminium - report

    Friday 13 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - US President Donald Trump is reportedly planning to roll back some tariffs on steel and aluminium products.

  • US and Taiwan finalise reciprocal trade deal

    Friday 13 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - The United States and Taiwan finalised a reciprocal trade agreement, it emerged on Friday, that sets a 15% US tariff on imports from Taiwan while committing Taipei to eliminate or reduce tariffs on nearly all American goods and significantly increase purchases of US products over the next four years.

  • Daily Mail's £500m Telegraph deal faces formal probe

    Thursday 12 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - Daily Mail and General Trust's proposed £500m takeover of the Telegraph titles looked set to face a formal investigation on Thursday, after the Culture Secretary intervened on public interest and competition grounds.

  • Footfall improves in January as shoppers seek out bargains - BRC

    Friday 13 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - Retail footfall softened slightly in January, industry data showed on Friday, although the pace of decline was a notable improvement on December.

  • IEA forecasts softening in oil demand growth

    Thursday 12 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - The International Energy Agency said on Thursday that global oil demand growth would slow in 2026 and that the market was set to remain in sizable surplus, even as prices have risen on geopolitical tensions and weather-related supply disruptions.

  • UK housing market sees early signs of recovery - Rics

    Thursday 12 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - The UK housing market showed growing signs of stabilisation last month, a closely-watched survey showed on Thursday, as prices ticked up and sentiment strengthened.

  • UK economy expands 0.1% in fourth quarter

    Thursday 12 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - The UK economy grew by just 0.1% in the final months of 2025, official data showed on Thursday, as the services sector stagnated.

  • Investors splash out more than $116bn on fintech - KPMG

    Wednesday 11 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - The global fintech market attracted more than $110bn in investments last year, a report showed on Wednesday.

  • Consumer card spend inches higher, but streaming and cinema sales jump

    Wednesday 11 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - Consumer card spending saw subdued growth in January, according to Barclays data on Wednesday, though spending on entertainment and online retail performed strongly as a result of the cold weather.

  • China consumer price inflation rises less than expected in January

    Wednesday 11 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - China's consumer price inflation rose less than expected in January, according to figures released on Wednesday by the National Bureau of Statistics.

  • UK hiring downturn eases in January, KPMG-REC report finds

    Monday 09 Feb 2026

    (Sharecast News) - The hiring downturn across the UK eased slightly in January, according to a report out on Monday from KPMG and the Recruitment & Employment Confederation, with candidate availability rising at its slowest rate in a year.

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