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  • Brits hunker down for cost of living pinch as experts project spending pullback

    March 8, 2022

    Brits are battering down the hatches in preparation for rampant inflation hitting their finances, reveals fresh research published today. Around nine in 10 households are concerned about the impact rising food prices and overall inflation will have on their ability to maintain spending levels, according to Barclaycard. The research was carried out before the Russia-Ukraine [...]

  • Putin’s retaliation to Western sanctions and soaring energy prices send global markets whipsawing

    March 7, 2022

    Russian President Vladimir Putin’s retaliation to sanctions and the possibility of the West banning Moscow oil and gas sent global markets whipsawing today. London’s premier FTSE 100 index tumbled over two per cent during the first hour of trading, while the domestically-focused FTSE 250 index, which is more aligned with the health of the UK [...]

  • Ukraine crisis highlights Europe’s dependency on Russian gas

    March 7, 2022  |  City Talk

    Russia is currently facing the ire of the world following its illegal invasion of Ukraine, which is bringing misery to millions. It is also the second largest producer of natural gas in the world. It serves European consumers of energy through a number of pipelines. Proximity and the ease of transport means supplies from the [...]

  • Gold smashes $2000 barrier as investors rush for steady ground

    March 7, 2022

    Gold prices surged to their highest level since August 2020 today as investors rushed for steady ground amid another day of global market turmoil.

  • House prices increase at fastest annual pace since 2007 as property values jump by almost 11 per cent

    March 7, 2022

    House prices increased at the fastest annual pace since 2007 in February to reach a new record high, according to an index. At 10.8 per cent, the annual rate of house price growth was the strongest since June 2007, Halifax said. The increase took the average house price across the UK to a new record [...]

  • Oil hits 14-year highs and closes in on $130 per barrel amid fears of tightening supplies

    March 7, 2022

    Oil prices soared to $130 per barrel earlier this morning - its highest level since 2008 - amid supply fears.

  • Brexit impact minimal as London lost only 7,500 jobs due to UK’s departure, says EU-born City mayor

    March 7, 2022

    Canada’s mayor, Irishman Vincent Keaveny, rejects any notion that London is losing its position as Europe’s financial capital. In fact, the Square Mile has lost less than 7,500 jobs as a result of the UK’s departure from the EU, Keaveny said, while City firms employ more than 500,000 people. “A certain number [...]

  • ‘Appalling’ war prompts Linklaters to pull out of Russia and close down its entire Moscow office after 30 years

    March 7, 2022

    Legal giant Linklaters confirmed to Morning Wire it is closing down its entire Russian operations, after a presence of more than three decades. In an email, the Magic Circle law firm said that, after careful consideration and “as the appalling war in Ukraine continues, we will wind down our operations in Russia and close our [...]

  • UK jobs market surges to pre-pandemic health but inflation crunch looms

    March 7, 2022

    The recession of Covid-19 restrictions has sparked a recruitment drive by British businesses, reveals a fresh survey released today. An uptick in spending as Brits head back to high streets after the end of Plan B measures is encouraging firms to take on more staff, according to research by accountancy firm BDO. Businesses are scrambling [...]

  • CPS: Shield exports from tax to boost Global Britain and small business

    March 7, 2022

    Shielding spending on ramping up exports from taxes will unlock a well of economic growth by boosting engagement with trade among Britain’s small businesses, a new report recommends today. Allowing firms to cut their tax bills by offsetting investment in exports would strengthen incentives for small firms to participate in trade, according to the Centre [...]

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