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  • London generates over a quarter of the UK’s so-called economy taxes, and that could be a problem post-Brexit

    July 7, 2016

    London is stumping up a substantial amount of the UK's taxes, and that could create issues for the country after Brexit, a report out today has found. According to the figures from the Centre for Cities, in 2014-15, London shelled out 28.6 per cent of the UK's economy taxes, which the think tank defines as those [...]

  • Switzerland’s banks looking to build ties with Britain ahead of EU negotiations

    July 7, 2016

    Switzerland's banking sector hopes to build a coalition with other international financial centres, including Britain, in order to help with negotiations around access to European Union markets. Banks based in Britain have been able to sell financial services freely across the EU under the bloc's "passporting" system, but this access could be lost after the vote to [...]

  • Strong GDP estimates conceal signs of Brexit contraction

    July 7, 2016

    The UK economy grew by 0.6 per cent in the second quarter of the year according to a new estimate from the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (Niesr) published today. The think tank reckons growth will have picked up from the sluggish 0.4 per cent clocked in the first three months of the year, but [...]

  • World on course for record number of debt downgrades

    July 7, 2016

    This year will see more downgrades to government credit ratings than ever before, one of the top sovereign debt calculators has predicted. Fitch said 15 countries have already had their credit score slashed, and another 22 are on course for a downgrade if they do not swiftly improve their economic outlook. This puts the world on track [...]

  • Brexit risks means investors can’t get enough of government debt

    July 7, 2016

    The demand for government debt was its strongest for more than three years in the second post-referendum auction of UK bonds held this morning. Investors jumped at the opportunity to get their hands on the safe haven 10-year bonds, with demand for the £2.25bn worth of coupons on offer outstripping supply by 2.3 to one. [...]

  • One analyst thinks sterling could reach parity against US dollar

    July 7, 2016

    Sterling could be on course to reach its lowest ever level against the dollar if the country does not sort out the political crisis and secure a good deal with Europe, a leading economist has warned. The chief economic adviser to insurance giant Allianz, Mohamed El-Erian, said the pound is "facing a double whammy" of [...]

  • Asset managers close the gate on £15bn-£20bn funds

    July 7, 2016

    ​Post-referendum reverberated through the City yesterday as several more property funds were forced to shut the gate on their investors, while the value of the pound languished below $1.30. Six companies’ funds, with an estimated value of £15bn to £20bn, have been frozen this week as fears over the consequences of the UK’s vote to leave [...]

  • Business confidence comes crashing down after Brexit vote

    July 7, 2016

    The latest evidence of the extent to which the UK's vote to leave the EU has shaken the economy has been released today, with another survey showing a remarkable decline in business confidence. The Lloyds business barometer crashed from a score of 32 to just six on an index where positive scores indicate rising business activity. [...]

  • US Federal Reserve June minutes show labour market and Brexit fears

    July 6, 2016

    The latest US Federal Reserve minutes have shown members agreed they should wait for further data on the labour market and the impact of the UK's European Union membership vote before raising rates.  Most were in agreement rates should be raised if economic conditions improved, though officials said May jobs payrolls raised uncertainty. The meeting was held a week [...]

  • At the close: Markets enter reverse as Brexit strains stack up

    July 6, 2016

    Sterling has been savaged today, the FTSE 100 has crashed and half of all assets in UK property funds have been frozen in a difficult day on the financial markets. The pound dropped down below $1.28 overnight, recovered briefly, but is now on the slide after a number of analysts published decidedly bearish forecasts. A [...]

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