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  • No Brexit exodus: Foreign homeowners sit on £45bn worth of property in London alone

    July 12, 2022

    It has been revealed this morning which areas of the property market are home to the highest value of homes owned by overseas homeowners, with the total market value of foreign owned homes currently standing at £90.7bn across England and Wales.  Just shy of a quarter of a million homes are owned by overseas buyers, [...]

  • London businesses crimped by cost of living spending slowdown

    July 12, 2022

    London’s businesses are being crimped by Brits cutting spending in response to the cost of living squeeze, reveals a survey released today. Some one in four of the capital’s firms have suffered income hits over the last three months, up from a fifth in the first quarter of this year, according to the London Chamber [...]

  • Exclusive: ESG funds slump behind peers as energy and defence stocks bolstered by war

    July 12, 2022

    Environmental, social and governance (ESG) funds in the UK have slumped below their industry peers this year as oil & gas, mining and defence stocks surge in the wake of war in Ukraine, new research has revealed.

  • UK windfall tax reprieve helps FTSE 100 pare back morning losses

    July 11, 2022

    Recession fears initially gripped London markets today, but traders perked up during the afternoon session to leave the capital’s main index unchanged. The FTSE 100 was largely flat, closing at 7,196.59 points, while the domestically-focused mid-cap FTSE 250 index, which is more aligned with the health of the UK economy, fell 0.4 per cent to [...]

  • The era of steady growth and inflation is over, BlackRock warns

    July 11, 2022

    The world’s biggest asset manager BlackRock said today the era of steady growth and inflation was over as it revealed it had slashed its exposure to developed market equities and was bracing for extended period inflation and volatility.

  • Will the recent slide in the Volatility Index continue?

    July 11, 2022  |  City Talk

    With earnings season kicking off this week amid the backdrop of US inflation, consumer confidence and industrial production data, where next for the VIX? Volatility Index (VIX) outlook The Volatility Index (VIX) is again coming off its relatively high 30+ reading as it has done every month year-to-date, except in April, but is another spike higher around [...]

  • Revealed: More than 100 MPs pocket at least £2.6m per year by renting out hundreds of properties

    July 11, 2022

    Just over 100 members of parliament make at least £2.6m per year between them by renting out properties in London and across the UK. According to new research, based on parliamentary disclosures published in September 2021, 177 MPs own at least 312 residential properties, nearly a third of all MPs. Those are properties they own [...]

  • Doceo watch list 11.07.22

    July 11, 2022

    Discount Watch: 10 The number of investment companies whose discounts hit 12-month highs over the last seven days increased by one this week to 10. Case of deja-vu in the private equity and infrastructure sectors after there were second consecutive appearances for LMS Capital (LMS); Schroder British Opportunities (SBO); and infrastructure’s Sequoia Economic Infrastructure (SEQI). [...]

  • Exclusive: Political turmoil causing ‘uncertainty’ and jeopardising rules reform, Starling boss warns

    July 11, 2022

    The chief of digital bank Starling warned that political volatility was causing “uncertainty” for businesses today as she voiced concerns that the government’s business reform agenda could be blown off course. In comments shared exclusively with Morning Wire, Anne Boden, who founded the digital bank in 2014, warned the tumult of Boris Johnson’s resignation last [...]

  • UK economy headed for prolonged slump despite jobs market resilience

    July 11, 2022

    The UK economy is headed for a protracted slump and possibly a recession caused by soaring inflation hitting households and businesses, revealed a survey published yesterday. Output has dipped to its lowest level since February last year, when the country was in the teeth of the most onerous Covid-19 prevention measures, according to consultancy BDO. [...]

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