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  • Bank of England’s Andrew Bailey says HSBC right to eye move abroad

    May 15, 2015

    A Bank of England official has said that HSBC, the country's biggest bank, is right to eye a move abroad. "We will obviously be in close contact with them because there are important issues for us," Andrew Bailey, chief executive of the Bank of England's prudential regulation authority, said. "It is entirely natural that as [...]

  • When will there be another recession in the UK? Don’t panic quite yet but one might be due sooner than you think

    May 15, 2015

    It’s been six years since the UK economy was last in recession, but could another one be on the horizon? Severe recessions like the one in 2008 are a fairly rare occurrence – they happen about once every 70 to 80 years – but there have been seven in the 60 years since 1955, so [...]

  • Budget 2015: Here’s Britain’s wish list for George Osborne – more spending on NHS, education, tax cuts and transport, slash pensions and benefits for older people

    May 15, 2015

    [infographic id="117"] The British public want the government to spend more on the NHS, education and tax cuts, and slash the cash set aside for welfare and older people's benefits such as pensions, bus passes and the winter fuel allowance by £75bn. George Osborne is expected to announce his second Budget of the year shortly [...]

  • UK construction sector boosts GDP hopes as output bounces back – although it misses expectations

    May 15, 2015

    Britain's construction industry rebounded in March bringing an end to four months of decline, boosting hopes that the disappointing first quarter gross domestic product figure will be revised upwards. Total construction output rose 3.9 per cent month-on-month, following a 0.3 per cent fall in February. However, this was slightly below analyst estimates for an increase [...]

  • UK household wealth increased by 20 per cent to £9 trillion last year, driven by property prices and financial assets

    May 15, 2015

    Plunging oil prices and the supermarket price war might be bad for the businesses involved – but for consumers, the overall effect has been a massive positive. In fact, new research has suggested UK households' total wealth increased by £1.5 trillion to £9 trillion last year. That's a rise of just under 20 per cent. [...]

  • BT share price edges down as Ofcom outlines measures to open fibre networks

    May 15, 2015

    Shares in BT opened almost one per cent lower at 461.65p this morning, after it was revealed regulator Ofcom could force it to open some of its fibre-optic lines to rivals. However, these falls were later clawed back, with shares trading at 463.9p, 0.24 per cent down, an hour later. The regulator said the measures [...]

  • Mario Draghi: Beware risks from surge in money printing

    May 14, 2015

    Printing money can cause turbulence in financial markets, and could cause wealth inequalities to rise, European Central Bank (ECB) boss Mario Draghi warned yesterday. But the ECB President said that failing to act could be even more dangerous, and promised to carry on with ultra-low interest rates and quantitative easing “as long as needed for [...]

  • Pimco equities chief to leave the firm in June

    May 14, 2015

    Pimco said yesterday its London-based global equities chief investment officer, Virginie Maisonneuve, would be leaving the firm next month after less than 18 months. The US firm also said two of its equity strategies woudl go, representing three per cent of its assets.

  • Business backs Mark Carney’s push for in/out EU referendum vote

    May 14, 2015

    Business leaders welcomed Bank of England governor Mark Carney’s comments yesterday, calling for the government to act with “appropriate speed” in pushing through an in/out referendum on Britain’s EU membership.   In a radio interview with the BBC, Carney said it was “in the interests of everybody” to answer questions surrounding the UK’s relationship with the EU, adding [...]

  • TalkTalk chief Dido Harding pushes to split BT and Openreach as profit rises

    May 14, 2015

    TalkTalk boss Dido Harding renewed her calls for the regulator to force BT to sell its telecoms network division Openreach yesterday, and said more competition in the market would lead to further investment.   Harding made the comments while discussing TalkTalk’s results for the year to 31 March, which showed a 3.2 per cent rise [...]

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