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  • Government advisory body tells Rishi Sunak to hike capital gains tax

    November 11, 2020

    Rishi Sunak should double capital gains tax rates in order to reel in an extra £14bn, according to the government’s tax advisory body. The Office for Tax Simplification today released its findings on a review ordered by Sunak, telling the chancellor he should increase the rate of capital gains tax and slash exemptions to take [...]

  • ECB to focus on bond buying and bank liquidity to keep eurozone afloat, says Lagarde

    November 11, 2020

    The European Central Bank (ECB) will focus on emergency bond purchases and cheap loans for banks when it puts together its new stimulus package for the coronavirus-hit eurozone economy, president Christine Lagarde said.  Lagarde told the ECB’s annual central banking conference that inflation in the eurozone was now likely to remain negative for longer than [...]

  • ‘Positive evidence’ on negative interest rates, says BoE policymaker Tenreyro

    November 11, 2020

    Bank of England policymaker Silvana Tenreyro said there was “positive evidence” that negative interest rates could help banks and the wider economy amid the downturn caused by Covid-19.  “The positive evidence related to negative interest rate policy comes from Europe, where it has worked fairly well,” Tenreyro said in an interview with the Yorkshire Post. [...]

  • The public are not to blame for the second lockdown

    November 11, 2020

    Justice secretary Robert Buckland last week blamed the public for England’s new lockdown.   In particular, the fault was with people failing to self-isolate properly.  Of course, in a purely technical sense Buckland is right.   The virus spreads by contact with an infected person. If people do not self-isolate, Covid-19 will continue to percolate across the [...]

  • Andy Haldane: Gap between poor and rich to be ‘stretched’ in wake of pandemic

    November 10, 2020

    The Covid-19 crisis will likely “stretch” the income gap between the rich and poor, according to Bank of England chief economist Andy Haldane.  Speaking in a Channel 4 interview, Haldane, who is a member of the Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee and chair of the government’s Industrial Strategy Council, said the pandemic would likely lead to [...]

  • UK unemployment hits four year high as redundancies reach record levels

    November 10, 2020

    Redundancies hit a record high in the three months to September while the unemployment rate jumped, according to new figures which show the UK’s labour market declined rapidly before the chancellor U-turned on coronavirus support measures. A record 314,000 British workers were made redundant in the three months to September, 181,000 more than in the [...]

  • Spending slipped ahead of lockdown but takeaways and web services stayed popular

    November 10, 2020

    Spending slipped ahead of lockdown but takeaways and web services stayed popular

  • Weekly outlook, 9-13 November: Investors shift their focus back to the UK economy

    November 9, 2020

    Investors were kept busy with the drama across the Atlantic last week, but they’ll soon want to focus back on the UK in what will be a busy week of results and economic updates.  After a nail-biting election, markets will likely be considering the implication of a Biden presidency. But with GDP and unemployment figures [...]

  • US employment growth hits five-month low but beats estimates

    November 6, 2020

    The number of Americans finding new work slipped to its lowest level in five months in October as stimulus petered out and coronavirus cases rose, although the figures came in well above expectations. Last month 638,000 Americans found jobs, the US Labor Department said today in its monthly non-farm payrolls report. That was down from [...]

  • Rishi Sunak’s furlough extension ‘to cost £6.2bn a month’

    November 5, 2020

    The chancellor’s extension of the furlough scheme until March will cost around £6.2bn per month, the Resolution Foundation think tank has said. Sunak today announced a major U-turn, saying he would extend the scheme until the end of March rather than ending it this year. The job retention scheme – commonly known as furlough – [...]

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