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  • Markets rise on Greece hopes – but euro falls to eight year low against sterling

    July 16, 2015

    If you're off to soak up some rays in one of Europe's sunnier climates this summer, get euros now: the currency dipped to just over 69p against the pound this morning, its lowest in eight years. Meanwhile, the currency dipped below $1.09 against the dollar for the first time since March. That's largely thanks to [...]

  • Moody’s sounds alarm over rising UK credit card debt leaving consumers unprepared for interest rate rises

    July 16, 2015

    Credit ratings agency Moody's has sounded the alarm over the rising level of UK consumer debt saying it leaves borrowers increasingly vulnerable to economic shocks. The new report on the risk of rising consumer debt in the UK, found unsecured lending such as credit cards and personal loans jumped to nearly seven per cent year-on-year [...]

  • Central bankers scent interest rate hikes: Federal Reserve prepares for rise with UK expected to follow later

    July 15, 2015

    An unprecedented era of easy money, seen on both sides of the Atlantic since 2008, could be over by the end of the year, with the Federal Reserve preparing to hike rates and some analysts expecting the UK to follow suit in subsequent months.   “If the economy evolves as we expect, economic conditions likely [...]

  • Electricity bills set to climb this winter as National Grid increases capacity to avert blackouts

    July 15, 2015

    Electricity bills are set to rise, after National Grid was forced to fork out £36m to guard against possible power outages across the UK this winter.   The company, which manages the UK’s power transmission network, has bought 2.56 gigawatts of extra power, after power station closures left the country at risk of blackouts. Before [...]

  • Npower, EDF Energy, E.On UK, Scottish Power and SSE to follow British Gas price cuts

    July 15, 2015

    Analysts forecast last night that Britain’s remaining big five energy groups will quickly follow British Gas and cut gas prices for a further 28m households.   British Gas, owned by Centrica, yesterday cut gas bills by five per cent – the second reduction in six months.   The cut will come into effect for its [...]

  • Greece votes for more austerity to stay in euro

    July 15, 2015

    The Greek parliament early this morning voted in favour of the deal that Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras accepted, after gruelling talks in Brussels earlier this week, in order to start progress on a third bailout.   The final tally of 229 to 64 in favour of the deal was decisive, yet many of the “No” [...]

  • Greek debt crisis: George Osborne backtracks on Athens loan pledge as EU readies aid

    July 15, 2015

    The Treasury is preparing to co-operate with Europe over a short-term loan to Greece – but only if the cash is guaranteed – in an embarrassing about-face for chancellor George Osborne who on Tuesday promised not to offer bailout funds to aid Athens.   A Treasury source said the European Commission was now proposing ways [...]

  • Challenger banks face an uphill battle as George Osborne widens levy net

    July 15, 2015

    The heads of the UK’s fast-growing crop of challenger banks were entitled to reach for a stiff lunchtime drink as they absorbed the first Conservative Budget for two decades last week.   At a stroke, George Osborne’s decision to impose a super-tax on industry profits above £25m undermined everything he has said about broadening competition [...]

  • In photos: Riots erupt in Greece as Alexis Tsipras urges MPs to back bailout

    July 15, 2015

    Anarchist protestors and Greek riot police clashed violently outside the Athens parliament while MPs gathered inside to vote on reforms demanded by its creditors in its bailout package. Read more: Referendum spurs Greek job hunters to search abroad… and the UK is a favourite Stones and molotov cocktails were thrown at Greek police and a [...]

  • European Banking Authority agrees key features of 2016 EU-wide stress test

    July 15, 2015

    The biggest banks in Europe will soon face more stress tests to ensure they are in a position to weather any further storms in the financial markets following the global financial crisis. The European Banking Authority (EBA) has agreed some key elements of an EU-wide stress test due to take place in 2016, based on [...]

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