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  • Heatwave drives retail sales but autumn slowdown anticipated as inflation masks falling volumes

    August 9, 2022

    The summer is set to be “the lull before the storm,” with consumers splashing out on heatwave essentials at the tills while inflation masks a drop in volume sales.  UK retail sales increased 1.6 per cent on a like-for-like basis from July 2021, according to the British Retail Consortium (BRC) and KPMG sales monitor.  However, [...]

  • Automation isn’t about replacing staff with machines, it’s about focused work

    August 9, 2022

    Scanning the candidates vying to become the next prime minister, the most immediate question springing to mind is: who on Earth would want that job? Soaring inflation, snarled supply chains, labour shortages and some of the detrimental effects of Brexit are plaguing our country. Whichever way you look at it, the UK finds itself in [...]

  • High street names including Tesco and Greggs call on Tory leadership candidates to slash ‘shop tax’

    August 9, 2022

    A coalition of retailers including Morrisons, Greggs and Tesco, have called on the Conservative party leader candidates to slash business rates. The Retail Jobs Alliance has called on both Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss to pledge to cut business rates, which it said were “killing our high streets”. The group, consisting of Co-op, Greggs, Kingfisher, [...]

  • Housing market holds up well despite Bank of England rate hikes

    August 8, 2022

    The UK property market is still running hot despite the Bank of England’s rapid interest rate hike cycle, according to research by City A.M. House purchases dipped around four per cent in June compared to December when the Bank’s first rate rise landed, dropping to 95,420 from 99,560, according to HMRC data. Governor Andrew Bailey [...]

  • BoE’s Bailey and co are gloomiest central bank forecasters in history, according to Goldman Sachs

    August 8, 2022

    “No central bank has ever published as negative an economic forecast” as the Bank of England did last week, according to a top Wall Street bank. Governor Andrew Bailey and co’s prediction that the UK will tip into the longest recession since the financial crisis at the end of this year is the gloomiest of [...]

  • WH Smith de-risks pensions scheme via Standard Life insurance policy

    August 8, 2022

    WH Smith on Monday said it had taken out a bulk annuity insurance policy with Standard Life, through which the Phoenix Group subsidiary will cover the costs of the retailer’s £1bn pension scheme.   The high-street bookseller’s insurance policy will see Standard Life pay the pensions of the almost 13,000 members of WH Smith’s defined [...]

  • Number 10: Johnson will not outline a cost of living package this summer

    August 8, 2022

    Number 10 has confirmed that Boris Johnson will not be announcing an emergency package of measures to help Brits being squeezed by the worsening cost of living crisis. Johnson’s official spokesman today said “it will be for a future Prime Minister to decide whether … measures are required”. It comes after former Prime Minister Gordon [...]

  • The Works warns of cost of living impact on Christmas sales

    August 8, 2022

    Stationery chain The Works has slashed its guidance for the 2023 financial year and warned about consumer spending amid the Christmas spending period. The London-listed company, which sells discount books, toys and art supplies,  said the general market outlook had “deteriorated” since the start of the calendar year, pointing to “low consumer confidence and rising [...]

  • Oil prices collapse to February lows amid growing fears of global recession

    August 8, 2022

    Fears of a worldwide recession and weakened demand for oil continues to weigh down prices on both major benchmarks.

  • City of London workers lead wage growth as pay inequality worsens in UK

    August 8, 2022

    Only the UK’s highest earners have been given inflation-busting pay rises so far this year, as the country’s lowest earners see pay growth ‘flatline’, according to the latest research. The highest earners, typically concentrated in the City of London among finance, professional and technical sectors, have seen annual pay growth of 10 per cent, while [...]

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