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  • 6.5m Brits looking to leave job in next year as employers are urged not to treat pay rises as ‘silver bullet’

    June 20, 2022

    A fifth of people are looking to leave their job in the next 12 months, with pay and quality of employment the key drivers. In a post-pandemic environment, it is estimated that 6.5m are looking to move on in search for higher wages, better benefits and work-life balance. A survey of 6,000 people in the [...]

  • 1 Minute Market Rundown – 20th June 2022

    June 20, 2022  |  City Talk

    Volatility ReignsUS Bank Holiday May Quieten the Market for a DayCrypto Cracks but Bounces Happy Monday everyone and being a US bank holiday we may get some respite from the constant volatility we have been experiencing. The weekend did not allow us any chance to relax with BTC and ETH dropping through 20,000 and 1000 [...]

  • Recession concerns growing rapidly as central banks struggle to put inflation genie back in its bottle

    June 20, 2022

    Despite attempts at a modest rebound on Friday, European markets still finished lower for the second week in succession, posting their lowest weekly closes since March. US markets also finished the week similarly mixed, but also sharply lower, with the S&P500 posting its worst week since March 2020, ahead of the Juneteenth long weekend. “As [...]

  • US Federal Reserve official warns investors to brace for more steep rate rises

    June 19, 2022

    The US Federal Reserve will push through more steep rate hikes if inflation shows little sign of letting up, a top stateside central banker said over the weekend. Fed governor Christopher Waller said at a Society for Computational Economics conference in Dallas that “if the data comes in as I expect, I will support a [...]

  • Central banks face tough journey to ‘Goldilocks’ policy setting

    June 19, 2022

    Goldilocks found the perfect bowl of porridge through trial and error. The US Federal Reserve, Bank of England and the rest of the central banking elite are following a similar rationale right now. They are grasping for that “just-right” policy setting which allows an economy to reach its full potential without knowing what that setting [...]

  • Week ahead: City braces for further inflation surge

    June 19, 2022

    Investors are bracing for fresh data this week to point to a further surge in UK inflation, sending the rate of price rises beyond an already 40-year high. London’s FTSE 100 last week was caught up in one of the most volatile weeks for global stock markets since the early days of the pandemic. It [...]

  • Treasury chief warns against pay rises as thousands expected to protest in capital over cost of living crisis

    June 18, 2022

    Treasury chief Simon Clarke has warned against staff pay rises, suggesting that Brits should avoid "unrealistic expectations around pay".

  • Bank of England prepared for ‘aggressive’ action to tackle inflation, says top economist

    June 17, 2022

    The Bank of England's chief economist said policymakers are ready to take “aggressive action” if there is further evidence that soaring inflation is becoming embedded in pricing by firms.

  • 1 Minute Market Rundown – 17th June 2022

    June 17, 2022  |  City Talk

    Volatility ReignsUSD Bruised But Beaten YetCrypto Holds….For Now Well yesterday was not a day for the faint hearted – again! The SNB and the BOE both raised rates, one surprising the market by its move and one sticking to the script. The BOE acknowledged that inflation is out of control and the market took this [...]

  • Solving worker shortages is UK’s ‘national challenge’

    June 17, 2022

    Solving chronic worker shortages that are hamstringing businesses from reviving the economy is “our national challenge,” according to the chief of the UK recruitment industry’s trade body. A shallower pool of workers, mainly the result of long-term sickness caused by Covid-19, people retiring early and younger Brits heading back into education, is resulting in firms [...]

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