The significant reopening of the UK services sector on May 17 will fail to trigger a sufficiently large wave of Covid-19 cases to prompt the government to reintroduce restrictions in the summer, according to economists at a leading independent financial and economic research house.
May 18,2021
Strategists at RBC Capital Markets have warned that the consolidation in the bond market is coming to an end, advising investors to consider shorting ten year US Treasury Bonds and UK gilts.
May 14,2021
A much-watched survey of UK house prices shows a sharp rise in prices underway as demand outstrips supply and leads one economist we follow to say the market is now overheating, although a sharp cooling down is expected next year.
May 13,2021
Exports to the EU appear to have recovered in March, easing fears of a sustained impact to trade with the continent brought on by the new post-Brexit trade relationship.
May 12,2021
The UK economy shrank in the first quarter of 2021 but a strong rebound in March limited the damage and economists are looking forward to a bumper few months of economic growth ahead.
May 12,2021
Demand for Spanish properties from UK buyers remains robust, according to a company which helps potential buyers arrange Spanish mortgages.
May 7,2021
Eurozone data confirmed on Friday that last quarter was one to be forgotten in GDP terms while predictably soft inflation figures showed the European Central Bank (ECB) still has its work cut out before it, although on both fronts there may be hope for the bloc's economy heading into summer.
April 30,2021
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