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  • UK mortgage approvals plunge to record low during lockdown

    June 2, 2020

    UK household borrowing dried up at a record rate in April and mortgage approvals plunged to their lowest since 1993 as consumers drew in their horns while the economy was ravaged by coronavirus. Instead of borrowing, households repaid their debts at a record pace. They returned £7.4bn to banks in the largest net repayment since [...]

  • Asian stocks rise as markets pin hopes on global economic recovery

    June 2, 2020

    Asian stocks ground out gains overnight as traders chose to focus on the prospects of a global economic recovery from coronavirus over US-China fears. Japan’s Nikkei jumped 1.3 per cent on Tuesday but Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index rose a comparatively small 0.6 per cent. President Donald Trump’s threat to bring in the military to [...]

  • Strong economic recovery from coronavirus pandemic predicted

    June 1, 2020

    A strong economic recovery following the coronavirus pandemic is likely, with conditions ripe for a quick turnaround, a report published today said. The unusual nature of this recession could be a silver lining for recovery, the report by Oxford Economics said. GDP has fallen because of a planned, partial economic shutdown, so in theory activity [...]

  • UK manufacturing downturn continues despite signs of life

    June 1, 2020

    The UK’s manufacturing sector showed some signs of life in May as the coronavirus lockdown was eased, but the overall picture for Britain’s factories remained highly gloomy. The final reading of the IHS Markit/Cips (PMI) manufacturing purchasing managers’ index came in at 40.7 in May. That was up from the record-low reading of 32.6 in [...]

  • Eurozone manufacturing shows tentative signs of recovery in May

    June 1, 2020

    Conditions in the Eurozone manufacturing sector picked up somewhat in May as countries in the currency bloc lifted coronavirus restrictions, but the zone’s factories were still far from healthy. The IHS Markit manufacturing purchasing managers’ index (PMI) – a gauge of the sector’s health – rose to a final reading of 39.4 in May after [...]

  • UK and Italy seek to further ease lockdowns as scientists urge caution

    June 1, 2020

    European countries like the UK and Italy are readying themselves to ease lockdown measures further despite scientists urging caution as coronavirus cases continue to rise. The UK is still seeing a steady rise in coronavirus infections but governments face pressure to restart their economies after Europe’s lockdowns triggered the biggest peacetime downturn on record. The [...]

  • London business confidence rises but gloom remains as lockdown eased

    May 29, 2020

    London business confidence picked up slightly in May as the government lifted coronavirus restrictions, but firms grew gloomier across the country as a whole. The business barometer from Lloyds showed that London business confidence rose eight points on its gauge to minus 20. This was nonetheless close to a record low after sentiment plunged in [...]

  • Eurozone on brink of deflation as price growth slows to 0.1 per cent

    May 29, 2020

    Eurozone inflation dropped to a four-year low of just 0.1 per cent in May, data has shown, as the coronavirus pandemic put the single-currency bloc perilously close to deflationary territory. In an early estimate, the European Union’s statistics body said Eurozone month-on-month inflation was just 0.1 per cent as energy prices plunged. Core inflation, which [...]

  • Italian and French economies crash in first quarter as coronavirus bites

    May 29, 2020

    The Italian and French economies shrank by more than five per cent in the first quarter of the year as normal life was halted to try to tackle coronavirus, data has confirmed. France’s statistics body today said its economy shrank by 5.3 per cent, slightly less than originally thought. But it was still the worst [...]

  • Consumer confidence among millennials jumps during lockdown

    May 28, 2020

    Consumer confidence among millennials has jumped during the UK coronavirus lockdown, according to the latest research.  Sentiment in the 25 to 34 age group has risen from minus seven in April to 16 this month, a survey tracking expectations of future disposable income and shopping behaviour showed.  The age group has overtaken the 18 to [...]

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