UK Economy Faces £35 Billion Risk Amid Global Instability

The UK economy is under pressure as rising oil prices and global instability threaten growth. Analysts estimate potential losses of up to £35 billion if disruptions continue.\n\nInflation risks remain high, driven by energy costs and supply chain issues, leaving policymakers facing difficult decisions in the months ahead.

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