Like most of the world, the United Kingdom is also facing slower economic growth in 2025, fuelled by an unpredictable trading environment and high taxes.
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Oil tumbled to the lowest in four years, following a surprise output increase by OPEC+ and a rapidly escalating global trade war that’s also rattling commodities markets from metals to gas. Oil’s rout was triggered Thursday by a deluge of tariffs from US President Donald Trump, which threaten both global economic growth and consumption.