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  • Moody’s downgrades UK credit rating outlook to ‘negative’

    November 9, 2019

    Moody’s has signalled there is a possibility it will downgrade the credit rating on government debt amid an “erosion in institutional strength” caused by Brexit. The ratings agency has changed the outlook on its Aa2 rating of the UK’s debt from “stable” to “negative”, implying a rating cut could be imminent. Read more: Sajid Javid [...]

  • UK job growth slows as Bank of England entertains interest rate cut

    November 8, 2019

    The demand for staff from UK employers grew at its slowest rate for almost eight years in October, according to a survey revealed on Friday, appearing to justify two Bank of England rate-setters backing an interest rate cut yesterday. A monthly index of job vacancies from the Recruitment and Employment Confederation and accountants KPMG fell [...]

  • Asian stocks mixed on US and China trade war confusion

    November 8, 2019

    Asian stocks were mixed this morning on uncertainty over whether the US and China are close to sealing a deal to call a truce in their trade war.  The news that the world’s two largest economies had agreed to roll back tariffs on each others goods caused global markets to rally overnight.  Read more: FTSE [...]

  • The Tories and Labour both seem happy to throw fiscal responsibility to the wind

    November 8, 2019

    The “money men” are at it again. Yesterday, chancellor Sajid Javid and shadow chancellor John McDonnell took part in a spending showdown, announcing pledges and making their cases for different economic visions for Britain in years to come.  Labour’s spending promises are staggering. Essentially doubling the figures from the 2017 manifesto, the party has ditched [...]

  • Pound sinks as Bank of England comes closer to interest rate cut

    November 7, 2019

    The pound fell sharply this afternoon as the Bank of England came closer to signalling an interest rate cut. The Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee voted in favour of holding rates for the 15th month in a row, but traders were surprised as two members voted for an immediate rate cut. Read more: Bank of England: [...]

  • Bank of England: Brexit deal and trade wars will limit UK growth

    November 7, 2019

    Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal and global trade tensions are likely to hold back growth in the UK economy over the next three years, the Bank of England has said. British national income will be one per cent lower by 2022 than originally thought, the Bank predicted today in its quarterly deep-dive into the economy. Read [...]

  • General Election 2019: Sajid Javid pledges ‘new fiscal rules for a new economy’

    November 7, 2019

    Chancellor Sajid Javid has confirmed a Conservative government would deploy new fiscal rules to create a “decade of renewal”. Speaking from Labour safe seat Wythenshaw Javid said the 2020s would be “Britain’s best decade yet”, and confirmed the introduction of new fiscal rules, so that the government can borrow without being irresponsible. Read more: Labour [...]

  • The FCA is proposing a radical change to the UK’s regulation system

    November 7, 2019

    With the recent headline-grabbing noise coming from Westminster, few paid much attention to the key announcements coming out of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).  Senior figures from the regulator have been giving some of the most significant speeches about the future of financial services in years. But are the right audiences listening to this talk [...]

  • Parties’ spending pledges under scrutiny on day of missed Budget

    November 6, 2019

    Boris Johnson’s plans to increase public spending and cut taxes leave “very little scope” for meeting the Conservatives’ pledge to reduce the national debt, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has said. Read more: UK public spending to hit 1970s levels after election, think tank says In a warning to both the Tories and Labour, [...]

  • Why the Bank of England should keep interest rates on hold

    November 6, 2019

    The Bank of England must leave interest rates on hold tomorrow and resist the urge to tinker until Britain’s economy is out of the General Election and Brexit fog, Morning Wire’s panel of expert economists has said. Read more: Sajid Javid delays appointment of new Bank of England governor Much has changed in British politics [...]

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