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“Need I remind all you market historians that the ‘500’ failed at its 200-day in November 2000 and May 2008, which were both last gasp attempts by the bulls before the real downside started,” Arbeter wrote. “We do not think this is another
Samuel Tombs at Pantheon Macroeconomics described the numbers as an “ugly print.”
Pay – when considering soaring prices – declined by 3% on the year despite the highest growth in 15 years in regular wages (excluding the pandemic)
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The average price of property coming to market fell in August to £365,173 – down 1.3%
The UK faces days without power as PM hopefuls Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak argue how best to deal with expected energy shortages
Earlier this year, many crisp and chip companies were forced to change recipes when sunflower oil production took a colossal hit from the Russia-Ukraine war
World oil prices are falling due to fears of weaker demand in tough economic times
Approximately one million people left work since Covid-19 broke out, with the number of “economically inactive” – those without a job and not seeking one – being higher than pre-pandemic levels
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The Office for National Statistics is exploring whether the energy bill discount will lower its calculations
Workers in the City of London have exploited labour shortages to boost pay-packets, a new survey reveals
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Economists anticipate positive GDP growth in Q2 but a negative figure for the month of June
Interest rates were increased by 0.5 percentage points to 1.75% on Thursday, as the Bank also warned inflation could soon hit 13%
The weight of headwinds facing housing demand point to subdued prospects for growth ahead, one economist said
"Returning inflation to the 2% target remains our absolute priority," Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said. "There are no ifs or buts about that."
Is the engineering business beyond repair or can the incoming CEO turn things around with a bolder strategy?
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"In short, the Bank is forecasting stagflation and saying that the medicine is higher interest rates," one economist said
The retail price index – a measurement of the change in retail prices – has been predicted to soar to 17.7%
