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  • UK loses over half a million work days to strikes and unions signal more to come

    November 15, 2022

    The number of working days lost to strike action in the UK over the summer topped 560,000, stats out today reveal, and unions have warned this year’s total could hit the highest yearly number this century. The combined September and August figure is the highest two month total in over a decade, according to the [...]

  • Workers’ real pay erodes at historic pace despite huge wage rises

    November 15, 2022

    Workers’ pay is still being eroded at a historic pace by rampant inflation despite employers hiking wages by one of the greatest amounts since records began, official figures revealed today. When taking off the Office for National Statistics’ (ONS) preferred measure of inflation, pay excluding bonuses dropped 2.7 per cent over the last three months, [...]

  • Without Brexit, there would never have been a harsh austerity Budget this week, says BoE veteran

    November 15, 2022

    The real reason Britain is facing harsh austerity measures is the UK’s departure from the EU, according to a senior economist. Former Bank of England interest rate policy maker Michael Saunders said that Brexit has ‘permanently damaged’ the UK’s economy. “The UK economy as a whole has been permanently damaged by Brexit,” said Saunders, who [...]

  • Ninety One suffers slump in assets as volatility hits

    November 15, 2022

    London-listed asset manager Ninety One said it had suffered an eight per cent slump in its assets in the first six months of the year as its holdings were rocked by rising interest rates and soaring inflation.

  • Price of independence: Scots warned breaking away from UK may mean 20 per cent cut in income

    November 15, 2022

    Crashing out of the Pound Sterling in the wake of an independence vote would cost the average Scottish household 20 per cent of their income, according to new analysis published today.  The findings set out how the introduction of a new Scottish currency would hike the cost of imports, increase debt costs and lead to [...]

  • Defence giant BAE Systems secures £28bn worth of orders so far this year

    November 15, 2022

    BAE Systems, one of the largest defence companies in the UK, has secured £10bn worth of orders in the second half of this year so far. The London-listed defence firm, which builds military-grade jets, submarines and satellites, has kept its guidance in place while many businesses in the UK nudge them lower amid the economic [...]

  • Hunt readies for biggest budget since Cameron and Osborne’s first outing

    November 15, 2022

    Thursday’s budget (okay, Autumn Statement) is the biggest since David Cameron and George Osborne’s first statement in 2010, just after they seized the keys to number 10 (with a little help from the Liberal Democrats) from Gordon Brown’s Labour. Chancellor Jeremy Hunt faces a daunting task. Weaker than expected economic growth, high inflation and a [...]

  • Post-Brexit trade: Over half of UK firms pivoting to EU for growth, HSBC report says

    November 15, 2022

    More than half UK firms are pivoting toward the European Union to navigate their way through economic turbulence.  A groundbreaking survey carried out by HSBC UK found that 53 per cent of companies are targeting trade with the continent in spite of post-Brexit rules and renewed Brussels red tape. Surveying 2,000 firms in one of [...]

  • Inflation has peaked, but prices will stay higher for longer, analyst bets

    November 14, 2022

    Inflation has peaked in the UK, but will take a long time to fall, a top investment bank has bet. New data out from the Office for National Statistics on Wednesday will show prices rose 10.9 per cent over the last year, according to Deutsche Bank. While above September’s 10.1 per cent reading and a [...]

  • Primark website crashes on first day of click and collect trial

    November 14, 2022

    Primark’s first foray into online shopping hit a hurdle on Monday morning as the high street name’s website crashed. The budget apparel seller has launched a trial in 25 stores in north-west England and north Wales, for children’s clothes to begin with. “We’re working hard to address this to ensure that everyone can access and [...]

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