Birmingham MailUnited Kingdom National study warns Black Country needs better transport to create jobs and fight 'disturbing' levels of povertybirminghammail.co.uk - Jonathan Walker Major national study names the Black Country as one of the places most in need of urgent help The Black Country has been named as a region most in …
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsPolitics The success of Brexit Britain has left Project Fear on its deathbedThe Telegraph - By Ben HabibThe only weapon in the Remain camp’s armoury was Project Fear. It was first launched to suggest that a simple vote to leave the EU would result in an instant deep recession with the loss of a million and
Seeking Alphaadded this to Market OutlookInvesting U.K. Inflation Under Control For Housing As Well As More Generally - Brexit Isn't Causing An Inflationary SpiralSeeking Alpha - Tim Worstall We were told that the UK economy would enter a downward spiral the moment anyone had the temerity to vote for Brexit. The Treasury's forecasts on …
The Independentadded this to VoicesOpinion It is Britain’s historic duty to achieve zero carbon by 2030 – and the Labour Party must take the leadindependent.co.uk - James Meadway With Labour party conference in Brighton this week climate will be at the top of the agenda. One-hundred and twenty-eight constituencies have …
Brexit Brexit uncertanty could cost Scotland nearly £2bn next yearheraldscotland.com - Herald Scotland Online The report compared the level of business investment expected without the lack of clarity caused by Brexit with new forecasts of how the landscape …
Business InsiderWinnie Harlow Winnie Harlow defends Instagram post saying flying coach is 'tiresome'Business Insider - Rachel Hosie, INSIDERWinnie Harlow has defended herself after she flying economy "tiresome" in an Instagram post. The model was presumably leaving Milan, where she had just walked in Prada's show at Fashion Week, but said
Reuters UKadded this to BusinessJapan Japan economy minister says would welcome Britain to TPPReutersFILE PHOTO: Japan's new Economy Minister Yasutoshi Nishimura arrives at Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's official residence in Tokyo, Japan September 11, 2019. REUTERS/Issei Kato/File Photo TOKYO (Reuters)
Green New Deal Labour grassroots push for UK’s own ‘Green New Deal’politico.eu - Charlie Cooper The policy for net zero emissions by 2030 would entail a radical and rapid transformation of the UK economy. LONDON — Forget Brexit: The U.K. Labour …
Yorkshire Evening Postadded this to Latest news from the Yorkshire Evening PostCivil Service Time is running out to tackle UK's deep-rooted inequalities, warns former head of the civil service Lord Kerslakeyorkshireeveningpost.co.uk - Rob Parsons The UK faces a “tipping point” in its economic performance irrespective of what happens with Brexit because of its deep-rooted regional inequalities, …
Sean Sadleradded this to PropertyBank of England Bank of England forecasts low interest rates for longerbbc.co.uk - Szu Ping Chan The Bank of England has signalled that prolonged Brexit uncertainty will keep interest rates lower for longer.
Scottish Government MSPs pass move to stop Scottish Government 'spin' on economyheraldscotland.com - Tom Gordon The move, which will align the Scottish system with the UK one, was backed by all the opposition parties, while 48 SNP MSPs abstained. Labour MSP …
Reutersadded this to BusinessBusiness Bank of England says failure to reach end-October Brexit deal would hurt growthReuters - By David Milliken and William SchombergLONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England said Brexit uncertainty and slower world economic growth were increasingly causing Britain's economy to perform below its potential, and that a failure to reach deal
CNBCadded this to MarketsBank of England Bank of England holds rates steady as Brexit uncertainty drags onCNBC Kallum Pickering, senior economist at Berenberg, discusses the Bank of England's latest monetary policy move.
Cornucopiaadded this to MONEY , HOME,BUDGETING & INVESTMENT 2019 💷Brexit Why Brexit may trigger a rate rise as other central banks keep cuttingThe Telegraph - By Russell LynchCentral bankers around the world must wish they had the same headaches as Norway’s Oystein Olsten. The head of the Norwegian central bank has been out on his own for the past year, hiking rates when most
24MATINS UKadded this to NewsBank of England Bank of England says keeps interest rate at 0.75%24matins.uk - By 24matins.uk with AFP, The Bank of England on Thursday said it had voted to keep its main interest rate at 0.75 percent as it mulls Brexit uncertainty and weak global …
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessBank of England Boris Johnson urgently needs to get a move on and appoint a new Bank of England GovernorThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WarnerCentral banks are back in the political spotlight, and not just because some of them are conducting a handbrake turn on interest rate policy. It is also because after decades in which central bank independence
City A.M.added this to City A.M. BusinessBrexit The UK faces a bipolar economic outlook - CityAMcityam.com - Mark Fry The fact that the UK’s economic prospects appear both bipolar and nebulous is a measure of the unique period that we are in. While Boris Johnson began …
Birmingham MailJeremy Corbyn Jeremy Corbyn's two word admission over becoming next Prime Ministerbirminghammail.co.uk - James Rodger The Labour leader is preparing to unveil a raft of proposals at the party's annual conference that he would enact if he wins a general election Jeremy …
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessBank of England No-deal fears could hold back spending and economy, warns Bank contender Gerard LyonsThe Telegraph - By Tim WallaceExcessive gloom over a ‘no deal’ Brexit could end up harming the economy if it stops the Treasury spending money or the Bank of England from cutting interest rates, according to Gerard Lyons, a contender
The Wall Street Journal.Bank of England Bank of England Leaves Key Rate UnchangedThe Wall Street Journal. - The Wall Street JournalThe monetary policy committee voted unanimously to maintain the rate at 0.75%. It also voted unanimously to maintain its government purchases at £435bn. The Bank of England said underlying growth has but
Daily Mailadded this to MoneyMoney (UK) Bank of England quells recession fears with the economy expected to grow 0.2% in the third quarterthisismoney.co.uk - By City & Finance Reporter for the Daily Mail Britain will avoid recession this year despite 'entrenched Brexit uncertainties' damaging the economy, according to the Bank of England. The central …
CNBCadded this to MarketsEconomics Expecting gradual rate increases from BoE, economist saysCNBC George Buckley, chief U.K. and euro area economist at Nomura, discusses the Bank of England's monetary policy.
MarketWatchBank of England Bank of England holds rates as it says excess supply has reemergedMarketWatch - By Steve Goldstein The Bank of England voted unanimously to hold interest rates at 0.75% and maintain its government purchases at £435 billion. The Bank of England said …
Scottish Government Ian McConnell: Mackay has right to be aggrieved as Tory Brexit drags down Scotlandheraldscotland.com - Ian McConnell Most of the unrepentant Brexit voters, it seems, do not want to acknowledge the damage being done. But the economic self-harm across the UK brought …
Investing.comadded this to Economic IndicatorsBank of England NewsBreak - Bank of England Holds Rates at 0.75% Byinvesting.com - Investing.com Investing.com – The Bank of England left interest rates on hold on Thursday. as it awaits further clarity on Britain’s preparedness for exiting the …
Bloombergadded this to Bloomberg TelevisionInflation BOE Warns Inflation May Weaken If Brexit Uncertainty PersistsBloomberg The Bank of England voted unanimously to hold interest rates steady, saying that Brexit uncertainty could weaken inflation. Bloomberg's Guy Johnson …
Daily Mailadded this to MoneyMoney (UK) ALEX BRUMMER: Why there will be no winners if Thomas Cook goes into administrationdailymail.co.uk - By Alex Brummer for the Daily Mail There will be no winners if Thomas Cook goes into administration. Having managed to keep trading through this year’s peak summer season without …
The Independentadded this to NewsClimate Cross-party Green New Deal bill demands net-zero by 2030independent.co.uk - Lizzy Buchan Cross-party MPs are planning to table legislation to force the government to adopt a radical climate change target to slash greenhouse gas emissions …
Investing.comadded this to EconomyJapan UK appeals for public help in setting post-Brexit trade with Japan Byinvesting.com - By Kylie MacLellan LONDON (Reuters) - The British government said on Friday it wanted to hear from businesses and members of the public what their priorities were for a …
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessBank of England Bank of England gloomier on growth but refuses to join Fed in cutting ratesThe Telegraph - By Russell LynchThe Bank of England cut growth forecasts on Thursday but refused to join the chorus of cutting by central banks around the world as policymakers held fire ahead of a possible no-deal Brexit. The nine-strong
