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  • EXCL – Tech investments increasingly casualty of recession and skills shortage

    January 10, 2023

    More than half of UK business leaders believe their companies’ digital platforms – such as websites, apps and customer-facing tech – fail to stand out against competitors, with almost half ready to invest in making improvements in 2023. However, according to the data that was shared exclusively with Morning Wire today, significant hurdles and concerns [...]

  • Recession fears force UK businesses to park hiring plans

    January 10, 2023

    Recession fears are forcing businesses to mothball hiring plans to keep costs at a minimum, a new survey out today reveals. KPMG and the Recruitment and Employment Confederation’s (REC) permanent hiring index stumbled to 44.5 in December from 46.4 in the previous month. The reading has now been below the 50 point mark that separates [...]

  • Sunak and Starmer offer little new year cheer on ailing UK growth path

    January 10, 2023

    This brand new weekly column, published every Tuesday, will drill down into the stories behind the numbers to reveal what makes the UK – and global – economy tick. But, today, inspired by what resembled soon-to-broken new year’s resolutions by political leaders last week, it will make the case for why a stable government economic [...]

  • Inflation wipes out Christmas sales as Britain stumbles toward recession 

    January 10, 2023

    Inflation is forcing Brits to rein in spending to shield their finances, prompting experts today to warn of a rise in high street bankruptcies as the country stumbles into a recession. Retail sales fell in real terms over the Christmas period, when consumers tend to splash the cash on food, new clothes and decorations, according [...]

  • Sunak’s move to sweet talk Arm into London listing cheered by tech chief

    January 9, 2023

    Rishi Sunak’s move to restart efforts to woo Arm into a London listing have been cheered by a top tech chief today, who said winning the chipmaker’s listing would be “significant vote of confidence in the UK market”. Sunak reportedly met with Arm’s chief Rene Haas last month in a bid to secure London a [...]

  • FTSE 100 close: China reopening boosts Antofagasta and London miners

    January 9, 2023

    London’s FTSE 100 has today extended its robust start to the new year, fuelled by mining giants clinching gains on investors betting commodity prices are on the rise as China dismantles pretty much all of its Covid-19 restrictions. The capital’s premier index jumped 0.33 per cent to close at 7,724.93 points on the opening day [...]

  • Lender owned by feared investor Elliott appoints ex Close Brothers chief as chair

    January 9, 2023

    A specialist property lender owned by feared investment firm Elliott has snagged former Close Brothers chief executive Preben Prebensen as its chair, the firm announced today.

  • Bank of England chief economist Pill admits we ‘underestimated’ inflation surge

    January 9, 2023

    The Bank of England did not understand inflation “well enough” and “underestimated” the strength of the 40-year high price surge, its chief economist admitted in a speech in the US today. Huw Pill said with “the benefit of hindsight,” the central bank’s “own analysis” failed to foresee inflationary pressures magnified by global supply chain pressures [...]

  • UK’s cost of living crisis will swipe over £2k from Brits pockets with some groups expected to feel squeeze of recession even more

    January 9, 2023

    The UK is just halfway through a cost of living crisis that will swipe £2,100 year from incomes with living standards remaining at pre Covid levels until at least 2028, a report out today has revealed. The cost of living crisis which, when combined with a tough recession, will leave households worse off than they [...]

  • Exclusive: UK firms stop hiring and mull layoffs as recession takes hold 

    January 9, 2023

    Layoffs are on course to climb, driven by businesses cutting costs amid what risks being the longest UK recession in memory, exclusive research shared with Morning Wire indicates. Firms are planning to pause hiring or even sack workers to protect their finances from a slump in spending sparked by the cost of living crisis. Nearly [...]

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