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  • The inflation divide: what should investors be doing?

    August 25, 2020

    Currently, inflation is more of an annoyance than the economic tyrant of old. Given the unprecedented stimulus that the global economy has received since the coronavirus crisis hit, the debate is whether these “whatever it takes” financial packages will stoke a sustained period of rising prices. Inflation or deflation? The inflation debate is polarising opinion [...]

  • UK retail sector enjoys ‘significant’ jump in footfall as economy recovers

    August 24, 2020

    The number of visits to UK retail destinations jumped last week as the economy’s recovery picked up steam, new data has shown, with London a particular bright spot. Footfall was up 4.1 per cent in the 16 to 22 August period compared to the previous week, data firm Springboard said today. The rise was “a [...]

  • Coronavirus crisis: How far will the UK economy fall in 2020?

    August 24, 2020

    HSBC last week became the latest big institution to downgrade its forecasts for the UK economy and disagree strongly with the Bank of England’s rosy expectations. It said the historic 20.4 per cent slump in GDP in the second quarter “was worse than we had expected”. The lender said it was therefore now “more pessimistic” [...]

  • US private sector rebounds in August as states reopen

    August 21, 2020

    The US private sector grew at the fastest pace in a year and a half in August, according to preliminary survey data that showed both services and manufacturing expanding strongly. The IHS Markit composite purchasing managers’ index – a respected gauge of business output – rose to 54.7 in August from 50.3 in July. A [...]

  • CBI: UK manufacturing sector remained ‘depressed’ in August

    August 21, 2020

    The UK manufacturing sector remained “depressed” in August although the downturn eased, according to a new survey that showed new orders rising only slightly month on month. The CBI’s monthly industrial trends survey’s measure of orders rose to minus 44 in August from minus 46 in July. It was below economists’ expectation of a rise [...]

  • UK businesses grow at fastest rate in seven years as economy reopens

    August 21, 2020

    The UK economy bounced back sharply in August after coronavirus restrictions were lifted, with a closely-watched measure of growth hitting its highest level in almost seven years. However, companies slashed jobs at the fastest pace since May as they adjusted to life during the pandemic, in a worrying sign of what could turn into a [...]

  • Eurozone economy’s recovery stumbles as coronavirus cases rise

    August 21, 2020

    The Eurozone economy’s recovery from coronavirus lost steam in August, according to new survey data, as demand in the bloc’s all-important services sectors slowed. The IHS Markit composite purchasing managers’ index (PMI) – a closely watched gauge of economic health – dropped to a two-month low of 51.6 in August from 54.9 in July, according [...]

  • UK’s public debt pile tops £2 trillion for first time ever

    August 21, 2020

    The UK government’s debt exceeded £2 trillion for the first time in July and is expected to go higher as the Treasury pours unprecedented amounts of stimulus into the economy amid the coronavirus pandemic. The debt – the total amount that the government has borrowed and owes – jumped by an enormous £228bn in the [...]

  • New US jobless claims back above 1m after surprise jump

    August 20, 2020

    The number of Americans making new jobless claims jumped unexpectedly back above the 1m mark last week, in a worrying sign for the US economy. The total claims of 1.11m in the week ending 8 August were 135,000 higher than the previous week’s total of 971,000, the Department of Labor said. And the figure was [...]

  • UK economy: Footfall at highest level since March but job postings fall

    August 20, 2020

    The number of Britons venturing out to shops and restaurants rose to its highest level since March, with footfall running at two-thirds of the level seen a year ago, new figures have shown. However, the Office for National Statistics’ (ONS) said one in ten UK businesses reported they were at “moderate” risk of insolvency, indicating [...]

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