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Economics

  • Inflation hawks stand ground

    December 17, 2014

    BANK of England policy makers voted seven to two to hold interest rates at the beginning of December. The decision was announced two weeks ago but the discussion and vote split were only revealed yesterday along with the minutes of the meeting. The two who voted for a rate hike were Ian McCafferty and Martin [...]

  • Bank of England stress test results: Lenders braced to spend hundreds of millions of pounds on IT improvements

    December 15, 2014

    Britain's biggest banks are set to spend the next year pushing through major revamps of their IT systems, as stress tests have revealed problems in their ability to gather data on their own loan books. The lenders have been built up over decades from mergers of smaller banks, leaving them with a range of outdated [...]

  • London growth strengthens as UK rebounds

    December 7, 2014

    Economic growth in the UK rose to a stronger pace in November, new survey data shows. The UK purchasing managers’ index – a survey of private sector firms – rose to 57.6 in November from October’s 55.8, according to figures released today by Lloyds Bank. A score above 50 signifies expansion. The figures represent a [...]

  • Dollar falls as US unemployment drops – but not enough

    November 7, 2014

    The dollar wobbled, then fell 0.15 per cent against the pound after the US announced weaker-than-expected jobs growth. Non-farm payroll figures published by the US' Bureau of Labor Statistics today showed the country added 214,000 jobs in September, a drop from September's 256,000 and way below expectations of 235,000. Unemployment fell to 5.8 per cent, [...]

  • Rouble edges up after falling to historic low against dollar and euro

    November 7, 2014

    The rouble recovered slightly against the dollar in late morning trading, after it dropped to historic lows against both the dollar and the euro. At one point in mid-morning, it took more than 48 roubles to buy a dollar, as investors showed their lack of confidence in the Russian central bank's ability to control its [...]

  • Dollar rises as US jobs data beats expectations

    November 5, 2014

    Having experienced a blip over the summer, the US jobs market continued its recovery in October, creating 230,000 new jobs, data by payroll company ADP showed today. The figure beat expectations of 220,000, causing the dollar to rise 0.4 per cent against both the pound and the euro. The data comes ahead of Friday's non-farm [...]

  • US growth beats expectations as dollar gets a lift

    October 30, 2014

    THE DOLLAR continued to increase against the euro yesterday after US GDP growth surprised on the upside and the market further digested hawkish statements from the Federal Reserve on Wednesday. Annualised growth – what annual growth would be if the three-month growth rate were maintained over a full year – was 3.5 per cent in [...]

  • US concern over strong dollar to delay rate hike

    October 8, 2014

    US STOCKS jumped last night as newly released details from the US central bank’s September meeting showed concern over raising rates too early. Policy makers at the Federal Reserve expressed concern that weak economic growth in the Eurozone, China and Japan could hit US exporters. Their worries were compounded by the risk of unforeseen events [...]

  • Rouble falls to a new low against dollar and pound as sanctions bite

    October 8, 2014

    President Putin celebrated his birthday yesterday, but it's just as well he is a tee-totaller because Russia's currency is probably giving him enough of a headache to worry about.    The rouble has fallen to a new low against both the dollar and the pound today, as sanctions and falling oil prices continued to hit [...]

  • Every Lidl helps when it comes to boosting local house prices

    September 21, 2014

    Living close to a discount store such as Lidl can increase the price of your property by almost £30,000, according to research released today. Research by online estate agents Housesimple.co.uk looked at the location of Lidl supermarkets in some of the major towns and cities across the UK and found that, in 80 per cent [...]

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