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  • Debate heats up over future of London airports

    August 8, 2013

    THE FUTURE of London’s airport capacity will move back into the spotlight this week as Heathrow prepares to make a fresh push to build a third runway, and Boris Johnson moves to distance himself from plans to build an airport in the Thames Estuary. Heathrow is expected to tell the government’s aviation commission that it [...]

  • VIDEO: Bank of England governor explains forward guidance policy

    August 7, 2013

    Here's Bank of England governor Mark Carney explaining the forward guidance policy he announced earlier.

  • Vodafone to lure customers onto new 4G service with sport and music services

    August 7, 2013

    Vodafone has announced it will be launching its high speed 4G service on the same day as rival O2 on 29 August. The operator will be looking to get the edge on its rival by offering 150 hours of Premier League football from Sky Sports or music from online streaming service Spotify Premium – as [...]

  • Fitch affirms AAA rating for Germany assuming strong growth and no more contributions to eurozone crisis mechanisms

    August 7, 2013

    Ratings agency Fitch has affirmed Germany’s rating as “AAA” with a stable outlook (release). Fitch said the affirmation reflects a number of factors including: The government has overachieved on some key fiscal targets, beating its target for headline fiscal balance for the second consecutive year in 2012 with a surplus of 0.2 per cent of [...]

  • City inhabitants nearly three times more productive than UK average

    August 7, 2013

    City residents account for nearly three times the GDP output per person than the UK average, according to a new study by trade union GMB (release). The study measures GDP using the purchasing power standard (PPS) per individual, which is intended to eliminate differences in purchasing power between regions and countries. By this measure, GDP [...]

  • Canadian building permits plummet more than expected in July – the first fall in half a year

    August 7, 2013

    Permits for the construction of new buildings in Canada fell by a greater than expected 10.3 per cent in June – the first decrease in six months. Analysts had expected a slightly less drastic decline of 3.2 per cent following the previous month’s revised 5.8 per cent growth. Despite this, the total value of building [...]

  • New Portuguese treasury secretary resigns over swap contract reports

    August 7, 2013

    Portugal’s new treasury secretary Joaquim Pais Jorge has resigned just weeks after taking the position after media reports questioned his role in the offering of swap contracts to the preceding government while working in his previous role at Citigroup. Swap contracts have been a particularly controversial subject in Portugal over the last few months, with [...]

  • Obama cancels meeting with Russian president amid tensions regarding Snowden and human rights

    August 7, 2013

    US president Barack Obama has cancelled meetings with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Moscow amid tensions over former National Security Agency IT contractor and whistleblower Edward Snowden. The meetings had been scheduled for September, but it now appears they will not be going ahead. A Kremlin aide said Obama's decision was "disappointing". Russia has [...]

  • Proposals for expanding UK air capacity reveal a “wide spectrum” of views

    August 7, 2013

    The Davies Commission, charged with examining the need for additional UK airport capacity and making recommendations for government policy in this area, has received and published the proposals submitted.  Sir Howard Davies, who chairs the commission, said the responses “show clearly the wide spectrum of views that exist”. The set of 29 proposals includes plans [...]

  • Osborne and Balls both want to have their monetary cake and eat it

    August 7, 2013

    Osborne and Balls have weighed in on the introduction of forward guidance by the Bank of England, and both now seek to ask for what they can't have. Chancellor George Osborne: "I also clarified that the Committee may judge it appropriate to deploy explicit forward guidance including intermediate thresholds in order to influence expectations and [...]

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