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  • Cameron and Khan team up to launch Remain “guarantee card”

    May 30, 2016

    Prime Minister David Cameron and London mayor Sadiq Khan will today unveil a new list of five guarantees offered by a vote to Remain in the EU. Volunteers will distribute the list as a “guarantee card” as the EU referendum campaign reaches its final weeks. The guarantee card reads: “Vote Remain on June 23rd, and [...]

  • Economic sentiment reaches four-month high in fragile Eurozone

    May 30, 2016

    Confidence across the Eurozone jumped in May as strong consumer spending and a financial services sector on the mend helped repair a fragile feel-good factor across the single currency bloc. The official European monitor of confidence – the Economic Sentiment Indicator (ESI) – came in at 104.7 for the Eurozone on an index where 100 marks the [...]

  • The most expensive (and cheapest) seaside towns to live in Britain

    May 30, 2016

    The priciest coastal pads are overwhelmingly located in the south west of the country, while anyone looking for a more affordable seaside town to call home should head north of the border. Sandbanks in Poole, Dorset is home to several million pound homes and the average property in the area comes in at £665,000, more than any other seaside [...]

  • A plague on both your houses: MPs attack EU referendum campaigns

    May 27, 2016

    Both sides in the EU referendum campaign have faced the ire of one of Westminster's most feared MPs, head of the Treasury Select Committee (TSC) Andrew Tyrie, this afternoon. Tyrie, and the bipartisan TSC which includes campaigners on both sides of the debate, has attacked both sides for their shoddy use of statistics and blamed them [...]

  • Growth revised up as US heads towards rate hike

    May 27, 2016

    The US economy grew a little faster than first thought in the first three months of the year, though expansion was still sluggish at just 0.8 per cent on an annual rate. First estimates earlier this month suggested the economy grew by an even more miserly 0.5 per cent, but the upward revision should provide [...]

  • EU referendum: Here’s the “positive case” for staying in the EU, according to David Cameron

    May 27, 2016

    When David Cameron set the date for the EU referendum back in February, he told the world you’d never catch him talking down Britain. A few months, some close opinion polls and a two slightly dodgy dossiers of Treasury analysis later, and that “positive case” for staying in the EU seems a distant memory. “Project Fear” [...]

  • World leaders declare Brexit a “serious risk to growth”

    May 27, 2016

    World leaders have said the possibility of the UK voting to leave the European Union poses one of the most serious risks to growth in the global economy. At the end of the second day of the G7 meeting in Japan, the leaders of the seven big industrial nations, plus the European Union, said: “A [...]

  • Immigration should be part of Brexit debate

    May 27, 2016

    Back in the early days of the referendum, when (on the pro-Brexit side, at least) different factions were vying for the official designation, we heard a lot about the different tone of the contenders. One group, Leave.EU, was said to be associated more with UKIP and, therefore, would represent a campaign based more on the [...]

  • Forward misguidance: Unreliable central banks are fuelling market volatility

    May 27, 2016

    At the bottom of every financial prediction or statement, often buried under mountains of small print, is a warning that past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. This is true whether we look at stock markets, investment funds or central banks. Since 2013, however, some of the world’s largest financial institutions have been [...]

  • Pensioners could lose £32,000 if Britain leaves the EU, says Osborne

    May 26, 2016

    Pensioners could lose £32,000 if Britain leaving the EU shocks markets, a Treasury analysis has found. The Treasury suggests that Brexit will lead to an increase in inflation and financial market turmoil which will, in turn, lead to millions of current and future pensioners being worse off.  The study, which is the latest in the string of Treasury [...]

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