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  • London house prices dip as growth slows to five-year low

    October 17, 2018

    House prices growth in August dropped to its slowest annual rate in more than five years, as London's subdued housing market dragged down average property prices.  New Office for National Statistics (ONS) data out today show house prices climbed 3.2 per cent in the year to August, marking the slowest pace of growth since August 2013. [...]

  • DEBATE: Should the government set guidelines on meat consumption to combat climate change?

    October 16, 2018

    Should the government set guidelines on meat consumption to combat climate change? Ben Glover, a researcher at Demos, says YES. Last week, the UN’s IPCC warned that to avoid disastrous levels of climate change we must make “unprecedented changes in all aspects of society” – including cutting meat consumption. That’s because livestock counts for about [...]

  • Europe’s banks are right – the EU must act to avoid a Brexit cliff edge disaster

    October 16, 2018

    Retail king Lord Wolfson raised eyebrows at the weekend when he insisted that a no deal outcome to Brexit talks “would not be a disaster”. The Next boss was referring to the overall effect on trade and, politically, he articulated his point well – you have to be prepared for no deal in order to [...]

  • Mark Carney told to clarify dramatic house price fall warning in case of ‘no-deal’ Brexit

    October 11, 2018

    Bank of England governor Mark Carney needs to clarify whether house prices would be slashed by a third in a 'no deal' Brexit, the chair of the Treasury select committee has insisted. Nicky Morgan has written to Carney asking him to clear up exactly what he told the Cabinet on September 13 during a presentation [...]

  • UK banks risk being downgraded in no-deal Brexit situation

    October 11, 2018

    UK banks could be downgraded in the event of a no-deal Brexit, according to ratings agency Standard & Poor.  The agency's position is that the UK will successfully negotiate a deal that provides a period of continuity for financial institutions, however it said that if the UK crashes out of the European Union in March [...]

  • Surveyors forecast fall in house prices as house buyers decline

    October 11, 2018

    A renewed decline in the number of house buyers is piling further pressure on London’s strained property market, according to a closely followed survey out today. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics) has said there was “caution” from buyers last month, as Bank of England governor Mark Carney reportedly warned prices could drop 35 [...]

  • Bank of England chief economist Andy Haldane hails ‘new dawn’ for wages after decade of stagnation

    October 10, 2018

    The Bank of England's top economist today hailed a "new dawn" for wage growth after a "lost decade" for British workers' pay packets. Andy Haldane said that average weekly earnings growth had shown a "clear rise" and that other indicators of labour market tightness have increased to historically high levels. The Bank of England and [...]

  • Bank of England steps up Brexit derivatives warnings in plea for EU to take action

    October 9, 2018

    The Bank of England has doubled down on its call to the EU to put measures in place to allow European banks to access UK-based clearing houses after Brexit, avoiding financial market chaos which could damage firms across the continent. City lobby groups echoed the Bank's plea, urging the EU to stop using clearing as a [...]

  • Commercial real estate might be reliably disinteresting now, but don’t get too cosy

    October 9, 2018

    At a time of political and market turbulence in the UK, there is one area where we’ve seen relative stability. Commercial real estate data in recent months has been fairly constant, with no significant changes to the outlook. The returns for commercial real estate have remained disappointing relative to recent years, yet there has been [...]

  • Cenkos boss steps down after profits vanish

    October 9, 2018

    Stockbroker Cenkos Securities surprised the City this morning after announcing its chief executive is to step down in the wake of tumbling profits. Boss Anthony Hotson will leave his post at the end of the month, putting an end to a 12-month reign which was dampened last month when Cenkos halved its dividends and posted [...]

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