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Yahoo Finance UKflipped into Yahoo Finance UKUK mortgage approvals fall to lowest in two and a half years
UK mortgage approvals fell to their lowest in two and a half years in yet another sign that the property market is cooling as higher borrowing costs …
The Guardianflipped into BusinessUK held back by staff shortages, Brexit and mortgage costs, says top economist
A shortage of workers, expensive mortgages and the continuing effects of Brexit are all weighing on the economy as the UK shapes up to be the weakest major G7 economy this year, the head of a leading thinktank has said. Paul Johnson, the director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, said there were …
Demand for gold soars on “colossal” central bank buying
The price of gold is soaring as demand for the precious metal from both central banks and small investors rockets. Today the price of gold was at …
Butter and Milk Prices Likely to Fall Sharply, Lurpak Maker Says
Arla Foods AB, the Danish maker of Lurpak butter, expects the cost of dairy products to fall sharply in 2023 in the UK after becoming a hot spot of …
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Demand for gold soars on “colossal” central bank buying
The price of gold is soaring as demand for the precious metal from both central banks and small investors rockets. Today the price of gold was at …
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Brexit is a ‘complete disaster’ and ‘total lies’, says Tory business boss
Guy Hands, a leading City figure, has called Brexit a “complete disaster” and a “bunch of total lies” that has harmed large parts of the economy. Speaking on the third anniversary of the UK’s departure from the EU, Hands, the founder, chair and chief investment officer of the private equity firm …
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UK mortgage approvals fall to lowest in two and a half years
UK mortgage approvals fell to their lowest in two and a half years in yet another sign that the property market is cooling as higher borrowing costs …
Daily Mailflipped into Top StoriesUnion barons encourage children to make snack boxes for striking teachers - as millions of parents scramble to arrange childcare tomorrow with up to HALF of schools set to shut
Union chiefs today encouraged children to make banners and 'strike boxes' to support and sustain picket lines outside schools across England and …
