Economics

Tomorrow Chancellor George Osborne will deliver his fifth annual Budget to Parliament. The UK economy is recovering but still faces challenges, so what can we expect this time around?

Resolution founder Clive Cowdery and CEO John Tiner are to stand down as non-executive directors following the firm's annual general meeting in May.

The Royal Bank of Scotland is in talks with the government to buy back £1.5bn of shares held by UKFI in a move which could hasten its return to the dividend register.

Online takeaway provider Just-Eat has become the latest firm to announce its intention to list on the London Stock Exchange.

The FTSE 100 index has endured its worst week since June as investors became increasingly nervous ahead of the planned referendum in Crimea due on Sunday.

Credit ratings agency Moody's has cut the rating of the Royal Bank of Scotland, amid fears its restructuring will 'heavily depress' profits.

Markets across Asia fell sharply overnight, with key indices shedding over 3%, as worries about the health of the Chinese economy and its ability to re-balance continued to hurt equities.

Analysts suggest the Bank of England may look to an unlikely source for interest rate guidance after New Zealand today became the first developed market to raise rates since the financial crisis.

Shares in the UK's three main supermarket chains have tumbled today after Morrisons warned profits could halve this year and raised the prospect of sector-wide discounting.

T Rowe Price's emerging market debt team has cut back on its Iraq government debt position, in anticipation of renewed political turmoil in the country.