Amsterdam maintains post-Brexit status as Europe’s share trading hub Investment Amsterdam maintained its position as the heart of Europe's equity-trading business, a position it has held over London since July 2021.
Will the Federal Reserve and Bank of England surprise investors this week? economics The Fed will reveal its latest decision on Wednesday before the Bank's announcement on Thursday.
Wickes plots expansion in home solar energy market after slight profit boost in 2023 Business Pretax profit in 2023 was slightly higher than 2022, rising to £41.1m from £40.3m.
The Bank of England should cut rates soon – but timing is everything March 19, 2024 There's no doubt that cuts should start soon, but it might be wise to wait a little bit longer before reaching for the interest rate axe, writes Chris Dorrell.
Tech jobs market ‘challenging’ warns recruiter as headwinds hit sector March 19, 2024 Demand in life sciences and the tech sector continued to "reflect market conditions," SThree said.
Nudge unit: Clearer consumer information could boost UK productivity and add up to £23bn to GDP March 18, 2024 The paper, published by the Behaviour Insights Team (BIT), found that giving consumers clearer information could improve productivity and boost growth.
UK economy continues to bounce back as most sectors return to growth, new survey shows March 18, 2024 "Growth is continuing to spread to more and more parts of the UK economy as conditions improve," Nikesh Sawjani said.
Aviva sells stake in Singapore Life for more than expected as firm continues to simplify March 18, 2024 The sale continues Aviva's attempts to streamline its global operations to focus on its core markets of the UK, Ireland and Canada.
Martin Gilbert’s Assetco endures ‘exceptionally difficult’ year but signs things are ‘picking up’ March 18, 2024 Chair Martin Gilbert noted the cost savings programme has required the firm to take "significant write-downs", which have impacted results for the year.
Bank of England to cut interest rates in June, economists forecast March 17, 2024 The Bank of England is set to start cutting interest rates in June, according to a City A.M. poll of top economists, as inflation nears its target, the labour market cools and the UK takes its first steps out of recession.