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  • Prime minister David Cameron refuses to rule out Brexit ahead of referendum if renegotiation efforts fail

    October 4, 2015

    Prime Minister David Cameron has refused to rule out campaigning for a "Brexit" if he fails to renegotiate Britain's ties with the European Union (EU).  "If I don't get what I want then I rule nothing out," he told the BBC when asked if he would be ready to lead UK out of the single [...]

  • Grandparents will be able to take paid shared parental leave to look after grandchildren, George Osborne announces

    October 4, 2015

    New parents will be able to share their paternity leave with grandparents under new plans to be announced by the chancellor. Grandparents who are in work will be able to take on childcare for newborns so that parents can return to work, but will pick up paternity leave benefits for doing so. Up to 52 weeks [...]

  • Non-farm payroll: Weak US jobs growth pushes back rate hike expectations

    October 2, 2015

    Lacklustre US jobs growth has stoked concerns over the strength of the US economy and could push back expectations for a widely-anticipated rate hike. The Bureau of Labour Statistics said that the US economy added 142,000 jobs last month, below economists' estimates for 201,000. The August reading was also revised sharply downwards from 170,000 to 135,000. [...]

  • From the Chinese economy to a US rate rise: Why hot money is pouring out of emerging markets

    October 2, 2015

    China's slowing economy. alongside a looming US rate hike, is creating a headache for emerging markets. Investors feeling the heat are set to pull around $540bn (£355bn) of cash out of emerging markets economies this year, as net flows turn negative for the first time since 1988. Residents sending cash out of the emerging markets has [...]

  • High stamp duty on prime property may prove self-defeating for the government

    October 2, 2015

    In the days that followed the Conservative Party victory in May, the widely-held assumption was that normal service would resume at the prime end of the London housing market with double-digit annual growth.   It was a proposition that never looked likely for several reasons, the principal one being a rise in stamp duty last [...]

  • Oil price pushed up by escalating tensions in Syria

    October 2, 2015

    The price of oil has risen for the second day in a row, pushed up by an escalation of military action in Syria.    In early trading, WTI was up at $45.67 per barrel – a 2.1 per cent increase from yesterday, while Brent was 1.5 per cent higher at $48.39 per barrel.    Today, [...]

  • London house prices: The capital’s most exclusive homes are going for bargain prices

    October 2, 2015

    Another day, another sign the top end of London's property market is in the doldrums, after figures by Knight Frank showed house prices in the capital's most exclusive areas grew just 1.3 per cent in September on the same month last year.  That's the lowest rate of growth since October 2009 – and in some [...]

  • UK construction PMI: Housebuilding increases at its fastest pace in a year

    October 2, 2015

    Housing crisis? What housing crisis? Demand may be vastly outweighing supply in the UK's housing market at the moment – but the signs are looking increasingly encouraging, after new figures showed the UK's construction sector had one of its best months of the year in September, with growth hitting a seven-month high and – housebuilding [...]

  • Financial watchdog tells banks to sort out current accounts as complaints soar

    October 1, 2015

    The financial watchdog has called on banks to take action as the number of people complaining about their current accounts to banks soared 31.2 per cent over the past six months. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) released figures showing there has also been an 11.1 per cent increase in the number of customers complaining about [...]

  • Brent crude oil slides after rally despite hurricane upgrade

    October 1, 2015

    It's been a rollercoaster ride of a day for oil investors, who earlier watched prices rise after a report suggested demand is likely to be higher than expected – before prices dipped again, after it was a tropical storm due to make landfall in the US next week will be less intense than expected. Brent [...]

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