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  • CBI distributive trades survey: Britain’s retailers are expecting a slow summer

    July 29, 2015

    A widely watched industry survey has shown UK retailers expect sales volumes to weaken further next month, after an already disappointing performance in July. The CBI distributive trades survey said 30 per cent of firms expect sales volumes to rise in the year to August, while 17 per cent said they expect them to fall, [...]

  • UK house prices: Rightmove share price jumps as it absorbs business from rivals

    July 29, 2015

    It seems the launch of an estate agent-run portal which forces agents to choose between Rightmove and Zoopla has done no harm to the former, after it reported a 16 per cent rise in revenues during the first half of the year. The figures The housing boom continues to benefit Rightmove: revenues rose to £93.1m in [...]

  • Chair of the Federal Reserve Janet Yellen says rates will rise this year if economy remains on track causing dollar to jump

    July 29, 2015

    The Federal Reserve has reiterated that it is on course to raise interest rates in 2015, as Chair of the Federal Reserve described the US economy’s prospects as “favourable”. Hiring has pushed the country towards maximum employment, while factors that have been holding back inflation were likely to diminish, Yellen indicated in a prepared statement [...]

  • Sainsbury’s share price edges up as it sells pharmacy business for £125m

    July 29, 2015

    Shares in Sainsbury's rose 0.7 per cent to 261.1p after it announced a deal with the German owner of UK chain LloydsPharmacy to sell its pharmacy business for £125m. Read more: Growth at Co-op for the first time in a year as Tesco and Asda decline yet again As part of the deal, Celesio’s LloydsPharmacy will [...]

  • This chart shows how many current account switchers Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds and NatWest have lost

    July 29, 2015

    New rules which make it easier for customers to change current accounts resulted in a four per cent increase to 1.1m switches, compared to 1.06m during in same period a year earlier. The rules, introduced in October 2013, allow customers to switch accounts within seven working days, with all outgoing and incoming payments transferred automatically. [...]

  • European Central Bank says Twitter can predict which direction stocks are heading

    July 29, 2015

    Market mavens should keep an eye on Twitter if they want to know which direction their stock picks are heading, or at least that's what recently published research conducted by the European Central Bank has found. Researchers crunched over 310,000 tweets between 2010 and 2012 containing the words "bullish" or "bearish" – because these are generally used [...]

  • John Lewis is opening an in-store beauty spa called &Beauty

    July 29, 2015

    Have we just hit peak middle class? John Lewis has unveiled plans for an in-store beauty spa. After all, what better way to recuperate after a hard day’s shopping? If you get too exhausted from all your purchases, just book yourself in for a relaxing massage… It seems simply going to buy things is no [...]

  • Three charts showig how working in London differs to other cities

    July 29, 2015

    A London working week is typically associated with long hours, heavy workloads as well as demanding clients, but a report released this week by Centre for Cities has shown there are some perks to working in the big smoke. Londoners are more likely to be in employment than their counterparts in large, medium and small city centres. [...]

  • Kazakhstan is a long way off the high rise life in China, but the Silk Road could take it in that direction

    July 29, 2015

    Thousands of years ago on the ancient Silk Road, horses were to Kazakhstan what silk was to China— prime commodity.   Chinese traders would traverse the Tian Shan mountains of eastern Kazakhstan, caravans loaded with silk, their most valuable product. In exchange, Kazakh nomads would equip them with Central Asian horses, prized for their strength [...]

  • Bank of England’s Andy Haldane says “no rush” to hike interest rates

    July 29, 2015

    The Bank of England's chief economist Andy Haldane has said that there's "no rush" to raise interest rates, as some members of the monetary policy committee appear to be gearing up to vote for a rise next month. Haldane argued that the economy is still healing from the financial crisis, inflation remains extremely low and global risks [...]

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