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27.07 / 14:35
27.07 / 14:35
Europe
economics
inflation
Interest rates
ECB
European Central Bank
record high
ECB hikes rates to match record high as inflation set to remain 'too high for too long'
Eurozone inflation sat at 5.5% in June, down from 6.1% the month before but still substantially above the ECB’s target of 2%.
26.07 / 12:21
economics
UK
IMF
Global
UK outlook upgraded by IMF but remains second slowest G7 economy
The IMF said the improvement was a result of 'stronger-than-expected consumption and investment from the confidence effects of falling energy prices'.
26.07 / 07:59
markets
economics
inflation
Bank of England
UK
Interest rates
bonds
Treasury faces £150bn bill over BoE QE losses
The bonds were bought as part of the bank’s financial stability mandate to reduce the danger of «fire-sale» dynamics.
25.07 / 08:41
economics
UK
Recession
recession worries
Weakest rise in UK private sector output for six months 'reignites recession worries'
The degree of positive sentiment regarding growth prospects among businesses for the year ahead is now the weakest since December 2022.
20.07 / 21:41
economics
Bank of England
MPC
Monetary Policy Committee
Bank of England's Ramsden reflects on QT and suggests when more may be needed
Sir Dave Ramsden, deputy governor for markets & banking at the Bank of England. Image: Bank of England
20.07 / 10:53
economy
economics
Federal Reserve
Bank of America
Recession
Commodities
Global fund managers remain bearish despite bets on a soft landing
Long Big Tech was the most crowded trade in July (59%).
19.07 / 20:19
business
Blockchain
economy
economics
Science
FinTech
Quantum Computing
Scientists warn the ‘quantum revolution’ may stagnate economic growth
Quantum computing technologies are slowly beginning to trickle out of the laboratory setting and into commercial industries. While it remains to be seen when mainstream adoption will occur, a number of companies are currently engaged in experiments and trials with paying clients to develop quantum computing solutions.
19.07 / 10:33
economics
inflation
Bank of England
UK
Interest rates
CPI
Inflation comes in under expectations at 7.9% but UK remains 'drastic outlier'
'We would not push back against market pricing of a 6% terminal Bank Rate and think rate cuts are unlikely until late 2024.'
18.07 / 10:51
14.07 / 12:29
Europe
economics
Bank of England
UK
Bank of America
BofA: Europe to dodge recession as UK fate looks glum
“If you want to worry about wages, worry about the UK,” the bank said.
13.07 / 14:17
economics
UK
Recession
COVID
National Debt
OBR
OBR warns of 'significant' risks to public finances
The OBR has warned that the UK’s national debt could hit 300% of GDP by the 2070s.
13.07 / 07:49
economics
UK
GDP
ONS
UK GDP dips 0.1% in May
'This weakness in May should be understood as a one-off, and a reversal can be expected in next month’s data.'
12.07 / 13:43
economics
Federal Reserve
inflation
US
Interest rates
Fed
Global
US inflation falls below expectations to 3% in June
The US Federal Reserve
11.07 / 08:05
11.07 / 08:05
economics
inflation
Bank of England
UK
Mansion House
Andrew Bailey and Jeremy Hunt vow to bring inflation down
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt
10.07 / 07:39
05.07 / 16:43
economics
inflation
Bank of England
UK
Monetary Policy Committee
Bank of England accused of ignoring inflationary 'red flags'
There were second rounds effect the Bank of England 'has chosen not to acknowledge quite early on'.
05.07 / 07:47
economics
inflation
UK
Interest rates
Sunak
UK sits as outlier on inflation as Sunak admits it is 'more persistent' than expected
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak
23.06 / 09:23
Adoption
economy
economics
financial literacy
BRICS
BRICS: History, objectives and an overview of the global alliance
BRICS is an acronym that represents an alliance of five major emerging economies: Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. Jim O’Neill, an economist at Goldman Sachs, coined the phrase in 2001 to emphasize the combined potential of these countries in the global economy.
12.06 / 19:27
Adoption
economy
economics
inflation
Hyperinflation
National Debt
The first-world debt crisis means you can expect more pain ahead
The huge volume of sovereign debt in developed countries (particularly the United States) is often exploited to promote questionable theories about imminent financial collapse.
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