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  • Four week average of US jobless claims hits March 2006 low

    September 12, 2013

    US intial jobless claims fell 31,000 last week, to 292,000. Economists were predicting a rise from 323,000 to 330,000. The four week average of jobless claims is at its lowest level since March 2006.

  • End in sight for UK’s worst wage squeeze since 1920s

    September 12, 2013

    The UK's record real wage squeeze may finally be coming to an end new research suggests. Since the start of 2008 real pay has fallen by almost seven per cent, says the Capital Economics report. (Release) According to the report, whilst some recovery is expected in overall incomes, a sharp rise in income growth is [...]

  • Greek unemployment still rising

    September 12, 2013

    Greek unemployment has risen to 27.9 per cent during June, compared with 27.6 per cent in May.  Youth unemployment remains high:  Greek youth unemployment rate more terrifying than ever: 58.8% — Olly Barratt (@ollybarratt) September 12, 2013

  • Carney concedes that markets expect unemployment to drop faster than Bank of England projections

    September 12, 2013

    Bank of England govenor Mark Carney has conceded that markets are pricing in a rate hike before the Bank of England's projections show unemployment falling to the central bank's seven per cent threshold. Carney said that until unemployment falls to seven per cent that rate hikes will not be considered. However, forward guidance documentation already [...]

  • European industrial production sees unexpected fall for July

    September 12, 2013

    Figures from Eurostat show an unexpected dip in industrial production for the eurozone. Whilst June saw an up of 0.6 per cent, July has come in down -1.5 per cent – analysts consensus had predicted a fall of just 0.1 per cent.    A surprisingly large decline in industrial production in July for #eurozone, -1.5%. Back [...]

  • Bank of America bullish on Britain – Sees UK stocks up 30 per cent by end of 2015

    September 12, 2013

    A note published today shows Bank of America Merrill Lynch is bullish on the UK's prospects. Their comments below. John Bilton, European investment strategist: After 5y of slow growth the UK recovery is picking up paceThe UK economy shrank 7% peak to trough in 2008/9; and in the last 4y grew at just 1% per [...]

  • Hot weather sees Argos sell more fans in two weeks than the whole of 2012

    September 12, 2013

    Home Retail Group, the owners of Argos and Homebase, has seen like-for-like sales grow at both retailers in the 13 weeks to 31 August (release). Argos has seen like-for-like sales up 2.7 per cent in the second quarter as net sales space rose 0.3 per cent. Some benefit from the recent UK heatwave, as Argos [...]

  • Unexpected drop in Italian industrial output

    September 12, 2013

    Industrial output in Italy has fallen by -1.1 per cent in July, down from 0.2 per cent in May.  Analysts expected a 0.3 per cent drop. The figures, released by the National Institute of Statistics, show a year-on-year decrease of -4.3 per cent (down from -2.1 per cent) but analysts expected only -2.5 per cent.  [...]

  • UK win over EU short-selling ban could open door to tackle swathes of legislation

    September 12, 2013

    UK opposition to the European Union's "wide" powers to ban short-selling may be successful, as the rules could be unlawful, according to an EU court aide. Advocate general Niilo Jaaskinen: The emergency powers granted by that article to the European Securities and Markets Authority to intervene in the financial markets of member states so as [...]

  • Next plans growth as it does well in first half of 2013

    September 12, 2013

    High street retailer Next has published encouraging figures for the first half of 2013, with sales up 2.2 per cent at £1,677m. (Release) Next plans continued growth by developing product ranges and Next online, and acquiring new retail space.  Profit before tax stood at £271.8m, up 8.2 per cent from the same period in 2012. [...]

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