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  • Artificial Intelligence, Social Media, and the Future of Investing

    June 1, 2021  |  City Talk

    Witnessing the recent GameStop event, it was clear that for better or worse, the little guy, or many, many little guys, had briefly beaten Wall Street at its own game. While GameStop was fuelled primarily by the collective action of many, the voice of only one person, echoed by others, can have similar influence. For [...]

  • UK economy set to grow 7.2 per cent this year, OECD forecasts

    May 31, 2021

    The UK’s economy is set to grow at its fastest rate since the second world war this year and in 2022, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has forecast. After the Covid-19 ravaged economies, the UK suffered a 9.8 per cent contraction in 2020 – its worst in nearly 300 years. The organisation [...]

  • Business and professional services boosts UK economic output in May

    May 30, 2021

    Canada’s dominant business and professional services industry put rockets under the UK’s private sector business activity in the three months to May, according to the latest CBI monthly gorwth survey. Business and professional services activity grew at a survey record pace, gorwing at a rate of 50 per cent, up from a [...]

  • UK mulls a carbon tax on polluting imports

    May 28, 2021

    The Prime Minister is considering a carbon tax on imports that would hinder companies outsourcing their emissions and also protect farmers and local producers from being undercut from low-regulation rivals.

  • UK business optimism hits five-year high, so why has London slipped?

    May 28, 2021

    Economic optimsim across the UK has reached its highest level in five year, but for some London businesses the reopening enthusiasm has waned.

  • MPC member: Smooth furlough transition could see earlier rate rise

    May 27, 2021

    An interest rate rise could be necessary in the first part of next year if the UK’s transition out of the furlough scheme does not come with a hike in unemployment, a Monetary Policy Committee member said today. Dr. Gertjan Vlieghe said that he expected an interest rate rise to become appropriate “only well into [...]

  • BoE likely to hike interest rates next year, policymaker Vlieghe says

    May 27, 2021

    The Bank of England is likely to hike interest rates “well into” next year although it could come earlier if the economy rebounds quickly, a policymaker has said. Gertjan Vlieghe, who is set to leave the Monetary Policy Committee in August, is one of the few BoE officials to speak publicly about interest rate rises. [...]

  • Service sector optimism grows at fastest rate on record

    May 27, 2021

    Optimism over the future of the service sector increased at the fastest pace on record in the three months to May as the UK’s economic recovery from the pandemic gathered steam. According to the CBI’s latest quarterly Service Sector Survey, sentiment about the general outlook for the professional services sub-sector jumped from +23 per cent [...]

  • Refinitiv boss David Craig to leave London Stock Exchange

    May 26, 2021

    London Stock Exchange Group today said David Craig, the boss of its Refinitiv data and analytics business, would depart at the end of the year

  • Federal Reserve strikes dovish tone to calm inflation fears

    May 26, 2021

    The Federal Reserve last night reaffirmed its dovish approach to monetary policy, reassuring investors concerned about rising inflation. Fed vice chair Richard Clarida said the US central bank would be able to curb an outbreak of inflation and ensure a “soft landing” without hampering the country’s economic recovery. Fears have been mounting among investors about [...]

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