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  • ECB leaves rates untouched despite record high inflation

    February 3, 2022

    The European Central Bank (ECB) yesterday left interest rates unchanged despite inflation on the Continent running at its highest level ever. The ECB’s decision to leave rates in negative territory was taken despite president, Christine Lagarge, warning the cost of living in the bloc could rise even further. Europe’s central bank’s inertia runs against the [...]

  • UK services inflation accelerates at record pace as cost of living squeeze intensifies

    February 3, 2022

    UK businesses are raising prices at the fastest rate on record as Brits prepare for a once-in-a generation cost of living squeeze, reveals a closely watched survey published today. Prices for products produced by services businesses, including pubs, restaurants and bars, rose at the quickest pace since 1996, according to IHS Markit. Soaring raw material [...]

  • Brits brace for worst cost of living squeeze since 1990

    February 3, 2022

    Brits are set for the worst cost of living squeeze in recent history in just a few months’ time, reveals fresh forecasts released by the Bank of England today. A combination of swelling energy bills and soaring food prices will erode real incomes at the fastest pace since in over 30 years. Rampant price rises [...]

  • Bank of England hikes rates at successive meetings for first time since 2004

    February 3, 2022

    The Bank of England today flexed its inflation fighting muscles and hiked interest rates at successive meetings for the first time since 2004. A majority of the Bank’s committee of rate setters voted to lift rates 25 basis points to 0.5 per cent. The consecutive rate hikes mark a sharp policy shift from Threadneedle Street [...]

  • Europe racks up over £430bn in climate-related losses since 1980

    February 3, 2022

    Europe has racked up climate-related losses of between £375bn and £433.5bn since 1980, according to the European Environment Agency (EEA). In a new report on the economic impacts of extreme weather and climate across the EEA’s 32 member states, Germany, which suffered catastrophic floods last July, was found to have swallowed the highest losses between [...]

  • Exclusive: Bank of England to launch quickest tightening cycle since 2004

    February 3, 2022

    The Bank of England will this year embark on the fastest rate hike cycle since 2004 in a bid to tame rampant inflation in the UK, starting at its meeting of rate setters today, reveals an exclusive City PM poll of top City economists. The first back-to-back rate hike in 18 years is a foregone [...]

  • Eurozone inflation hits record high piling pressure on ECB to act

    February 2, 2022

    Inflation in Europe is running at its highest level ever, turning up the dial on the European Central Bank to rein in ultra-stimulative policy, reveals official figures released today. Prices are 5.1 per cent higher than they were a year ago in January, the hottest rate of inflation in the area of countries using the [...]

  • It’s a myth that ETFs are eating the world

    February 2, 2022  |  City Talk

    ‘Software is eating the world’: so wrote the US venture capitalist Marc Andreessen back in 2011. From today’s perspective, with companies like Alphabet, Microsoft and Meta dominating the stock markets, Andreessen’s observation seems to have held up. Had BlackRock chief executive Larry Fink made similar comments about exchange-traded funds (ETFs) 11 years ago, he likewise [...]

  • Middle-class favourite Ocado leads FTSE 100 higher

    February 2, 2022

    London markets climbed this morning as middle-class favourite and online supermarket Ocado leads the FTSE 100 higher. The capital’s premier FTSE 100 index added 0.47 per cent to reach 7,571.48 points, while the domestically-focused FTSE 250 index, which is more aligned with the health of the UK economy, gained 0.72 per cent to hit 22,327.31 [...]

  • UK law enforcement regime not ‘up to the job’ to prevent anti-money laundering, MPs warn

    February 2, 2022

    The UK’s law enforcement regime is not “up to the job” to prevent fraud and money laundering infiltrating the country’s financial system, according to findings by an influential group of cross-party MPs published today. It is far too easy for financial criminals to clean dirty money through Britain and the government needs to urgently strengthen [...]

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