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  • Interest rates aren’t central banks’ only ammunition to defend against recession

    November 12, 2019

    Monday’s GDP figures were a mixed bag: the UK has narrowly avoided slipping into recession, but with growth at its lowest rate since 2010, the country is far from being out of the woods. Nor is this just a British issue. Increasing numbers of economic commentators are sounding the alarm about a potential recession in [...]

  • ‘Feel poor, work more’: UK employment driven by income squeeze, report says

    November 12, 2019

    Britain’s record level of employment is the result of a post-crisis income squeeze that has driven people to work more to compensate for lower real wages, according to the Resolution Foundation think tank. Read more: UK avoids recession but annual growth slowest in a decade The UK employment rate has hovered around 76 per cent [...]

  • London falls out of top 10 best UK cities for living and working

    November 12, 2019

    London is lagging behind other UK cities as a place to live and work, according to a new report, due largely to its very high cost of living. Read more: London house prices drop 1.4 per cent with market ‘in limbo’ Oxford was deemed the best place to live and work in the UK for [...]

  • Construction sector swings back to growth in third quarter

    November 11, 2019

    Britain’s construction sector dodged a recession and swung back to growth in the third quarter, despite a slight dip last month. Construction output increased 0.6 per cent, or £253m in the three months to September, from months of turmoil caused in part by Brexit uncertainty. It follows a decrease of 1.2 per cent in the [...]

  • FTSE 100 slumps on UK credit rating downgrade as Hong Kong violence hits Asian stocks

    November 11, 2019

    The FTSE 100 index slumped this morning after Moody’s downgraded its outlook on the UK’s credit rating, while global stocks took a hit on continued uncertainty over US and China trade talks and escalating violence in Hong Kong. The FTSE 100 fell as much as 1.19 per cent this morning to 7,271.5 points. London’s blue-chip [...]

  • Four charts that explain the UK economy’s latest slowdown

    November 11, 2019

    Annual growth in the UK economy fell to its slowest pace in nine years in the third quarter, data showed today, although the country avoided slipping into a recession. Read more: UK avoids recession but annual growth hits slowest pace in a decade “This slowdown follows not only Brexit uncertainty at home, but a weaker [...]

  • UK avoids recession but annual growth slowest in almost a decade

    November 11, 2019

    The UK economy avoided falling into recession in the third quarter of the year, official figures have shown today, but annual growth slipped to its slowest pace in nine years. A pick up in the giant services sector and a return to growth in construction boosted the economy, but the malaise in manufacturing continued with [...]

  • UK business confidence slumps to seven-year low

    November 11, 2019

    Confidence among UK businesses tumbled to its lowest level in over seven years last month, according to a new report, as yet more political uncertainty cast gloom over the economy. Read more: Bank of England: Brexit deal and trade wars will hold back UK growth Businesses in Britain’s manufacturing sector were the most pessimistic. Manufacturers [...]

  • Employers positive about hiring with parties set for spending splurge

    November 11, 2019

    Employers were optimistic that staff numbers will increase in the last three months of the year when polled in September, a survey has shown, as the promised “end to austerity” boosted expectations about job numbers in the public sector. Read more: General Election: Sajid Javid promises to rip up restrictive spending rules Yet despite the [...]

  • China trade expo yields results as US deal hangs in balance

    November 10, 2019

    Trade deals worth $71bn (£56bn) were struck at the second China International Import Expo (CIIE) last week as Beijing sought to demonstrate its growing openness to the rest of the world, the country’s commerce ministry said today. Read more: S&P 500 in fifth week of gains despite Donald Trump casting trade deal into doubt The [...]

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