Economy

More than 90 people were caught trying to bring in eggs from Mexico, border officials at El Paso said.

Warren Buffett urged the administration to manage debt wisely and spend Berkshire’s record-breaking $26.8 billion tax payment responsibly.

Americans grew more pessimistic in February as inflation fears surged and economic confidence weakened.

Scott Bessent described Beijing as the most ‘unbalanced economy in the history of the world’ ahead of the exchange with He Lifeng, China’s economic czar.

‘Housing affordability remains a challenge,’ says the chief economist at the National Association of Realtors.

Trump’s ultimate ‘goal is to abolish the Internal Revenue Service’ and use tariffs, Howard Lutnick says.

The £15.4 billion surplus is more than the figure seen a year ago and is the largest since monthly records began in 1993.

Wall Street had a mixed reaction.

The share of executives expecting to boost investment plans saw a ‘notable increase.’

Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Raphael Bostic warns of economic uncertainty and labor market cooling in latest quarterly message.

President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that he loved the idea of sending DOGE savings back to American taxpayers in the form of checks.

Independent pub owners report growing pressure to stay ’very busy every single day' just to stay afloat.

Standing charges are applied daily, regardless of how much energy the customer uses, and many campaigners say they affect vulnerable customers more.

The Liberal-National government warned the cost of borrowing would be higher.

Overall, the stock market does not mind all the political drama now underway.

The governor does not expect President Donald Trump’s tariffs to significantly affect inflation.

Plane fares, rising food costs, and a sharp jump in private school fees helped push inflation higher.

Sales of new vehicles is forecast to rise to 16.3 million units this year.

A new report shows that the free service remains underused, with less than 1.9 percent of those who qualify taking advantage of the program.

The Office for National Statistics said average regular pay surged to 5.9 percent in the three months to December.