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  • Russian invasion to nearly halve size of Ukraine economy 

    April 11, 2022

    Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine is set to deal the country a seismic economic shock alongside triggering a humanitarian crisis, reveals official forecasts published today. The Ukrainian economy will shrink to nearly half the size it was last year as a result of the Kremlin’s war, with GDP dropping just over 45 per cent, according [...]

  • UK economy ambles into period of sluggish growth

    April 11, 2022

    The UK economy has entered what is expected to be a protracted period of sluggish growth, official figures released today reveal. The early signs of inflation and tax hikes dealing a heavy blow to Brits’ spending are emerging in new GDP figures published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) today. The economy grew just [...]

  • Travel and tourism firms drive February GDP growth as pace slows

    April 11, 2022

    The UK marked a slower pace of GDP growth in February versus the month prior, with drops in production and construction.  According to figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), GDP grew by 0.1 per cent in February 2022, after 0.8 per cent growth in January. The services industry, which grew 0.2 per cent, [...]

  • London cost of living soars as firms raise prices amid inflation crunch

    April 11, 2022

    Londoners’ cost of living is rising rapidly driven by the capital’s firms hiking prices at the quickest pace ever to stay afloat amid swelling costs, reveals a closely watched survey released today. Businesses across the capital and the UK are being stung by a higher tax burden and swelling operating costs on top of trying [...]

  • National insurance hike sparks wave of job cuts

    April 11, 2022

    Businesses have unleashed a wave of job cuts to cope with being hit by the national insurance hike, reveals fresh research released today. The pipeline of redundancies has taken off in the last month alone, triggered by firms scrambling to protect their bottom lines ahead of a series of damaging tax rises. The number of [...]

  • Week ahead: Bumper week of economic data to jolt the City

    April 10, 2022

    The City will be eyeing a raft of flagship economic announcements this week that will send ripples throughout London’s top indexes. The capital’s premier FTSE 100 index registered a strong week last week, gaining 1.75 per cent.  The mid-cap domestically-focused FTSE 250 index, which is more aligned with the health of the UK economy, shrank [...]

  • Russian economy plunged into turmoil by rampant inflation after exodus of household brands

    April 10, 2022

    Russian consumers are being squeezed by the ripple economic effects of President Vladimir Putin’s brutal invasion of Ukraine. A host of western corporates pulling out of Moscow, a severe depreciation in the rouble and sharp supply and demand imbalances has sent inflation in the country soaring. Russian firms have been scrambling to secure supplies of [...]

  • Russia-Ukraine war sends global food prices to record high

    April 9, 2022

    Global food prices have soared to their highest level ever driven by the Russia-Ukraine war choking supplies of basic foodstuffs, revealed an official index released yesterday. World food costs jumped 13 per cent last month, sending the United Nations’s food price index to 159.3 points, a record high. Ukraine is a linchpin in the global [...]

  • Gen Z notches worst stock market losses

    April 9, 2022

    The global stock market turmoil triggered by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has dealt a heavy blow to Gen Z’s portfolio, a new survey released yesterday revealed. Gen Z, people aged 18-25, absorbed the sharpest reduction in returns on their equity investments during the first three months of this year, research by Interactive Investor found. The [...]

  • Garden products manufacturer Marshalls to buy roof tile maker Marley in deal worth £535m

    April 6, 2022

    FTSE 250 paving stone manufacturer Marshalls is set to acquire roof tile manufacturer Marley Group in a deal worth £535m. The garden materials maker struck a conditional deal to acquire Marley, in line with its plans to “become the UK’s leading manufacturer of products for the built environment.” The West Yorkshire headquartered firm said Marley [...]

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