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Minimum Wage Hikes Behind Construction Sector Slump: FSB

Construction sector UK impact

The cost being placed on employers in a labour-intensive construction industry show why populist political ideology threatens jobs.

October 3,2017

Carney And May Take To The Stage At BoE Conference In Defence Of Free Markets And Brexit Plans

Brexit, the economy, free markets and BoE monetary policy are under the spotlight as Carney and May speak

September 28,2017

UK Economy Seen Picking Up In Third Quarter After Consumer Spending Extends Rebound

Confederation of British Industry data shows consumers dug deeper into their pockets in September

September 27,2017

Sterling Overlooks Brighter Outlook For UK Manufacturers As May's Florence Speech Dominates

 

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The UK industrial outlook is robust going into the fourth quarter but it doesn't matter much to traders after Theresa May's speech in Florence.

September 22,2017

Good News as UK Public Borrowing Comes in Lower than Forecast

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September 21,2017

UBS see 2nd Interest Rate Rise in May 2018 at Bank of England

Bank of England two raise rates twice

UBS foresee two near-term interest rate rises coming out of the Bank of England which goes against consensus expectations for an one-off rate rise in November.

September 20,2017

UK Trade Data Confirms Significant Deficit, Lays Conditions for Pound-Euro Parity

Export and import imbalances

The Pound has a problem - it is not weak enough to balance the deficit that exists between the UK’s exports and imports.

September 8,2017

More Articles …

  1. Here's Why Britain's "Wage Squeeze" Might Not Last
  2. Oil Price to Remain Rangebound, Say BofA
  3. Why Pound-Inspired Export Boost to UK Economy Could Still Yet Transpire
  4. Relief for British Pound as UK GDP Data Points to Better Growth into Year-End
  5. Weaker Pound Continues to Boost UK Manufacturing
  6. UK Public Borrowing: First July Surplus Since 2002 but Hammond Left with Little Wriggle Room
  7. Business say UK's Position Regarding Goods on the Market a "Significant improvement" on EU’s Position
  8. Despite a Weaker Pound Sterling, Britons are Travelling and Spending More Overseas

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