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  • Brace for another financial crisis style recession, Bank of England warns

    August 4, 2022

    The UK is set to slump into a recession comparable to the financial crisis, driven by the biggest inflation surge in 42 years, the Bank of England warned today. Britain’s economy will shift into reverse in the final three months of this year and stay there until the final months of next year, placing it [...]

  • Dealmakers circle British firms as UK tops inward investment

    August 4, 2022

    International dealmakers have set their sights on British firms this year with the UK now the top target in Europe for inbound and domestic investment, research today reveals.

  • Coinbase shares soar after BlackRock reveals Bitcoin partnership

    August 4, 2022

    The world’s biggest asset manager BlackRock announced a partnership with Coinbase today to ease the way that institutional investors can buy and track Bitcoin, sending shares in the crypto bourse soaring beyond 30 per cent.

  • More businesses to go bust after today’s rate rise as £2bn is added to borrowing costs overnight

    August 4, 2022

    With the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee increasing its base rate by another 0.5 per cent to 1.75 per cent, UK businesses face an immediate increase in interest payments of more than £2bn. Analysis of Bank of England data shows UK businesses are currently paying £14bn annually in interest payments on their £409bn in floating rate [...]

  • More jumbo Bank of England rate hikes on a knife edge if UK tips into long recession

    August 4, 2022

    More super-sized rate hikes in the coming months from the Bank of England are on a knife edge if the economy slumps into a prolonged recession, City economists are betting. Consumers and businesses may struggle to absorb further 50 basis point rate rises, likely prompting the Bank to slowdown its rate hike cycle, experts said [...]

  • Bank of England signs off biggest rate hike in nearly 30 years

    August 4, 2022

    The Bank of England today ripped up the history books and hiked interest rates by the largest amount in its 25 years of independence. The nine-strong committee of rate setters, including governor Andrew Bailey, backed a 50 basis point rise by 8-1 in a bid to step up their battle against the worst inflation surge [...]

  • Bank of England’s interest rate rise at noon: Brokers and agents across the City give their two cents

    August 4, 2022

    The governor of the Bank of England, Andrew Bailey, and the rest of the monetary policy committee will hike interest rates 50 basis points today at 12pm. The main reason? Living costs are up 9.4 per cent over the last year, crimping households and businesses and threatening to plunge the UK economy into recession. Energy [...]

  • D-Day in the City: Bank of England set to make history today by raising interest rates by record 50bps

    August 4, 2022

    Today the Bank of England could make history by raising interest rates by 50bps for the first time since the Monetary Policy Committee was set up back in 1997. In June, the vote was a split decision, and it is quite likely that this one could be too. Then, three members of the MPC voted [...]

  • UK inflation to surge above 15 per cent, more than seven times Bank of England target

    August 4, 2022

    The Bank of England faces the grim prospect of overseeing the largest inflation surge in recent memory, with prices rising more than seven times faster than its target, a top think tank warned today. A sustained surge in energy costs triggered by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and a sudden burst in demand after the Covid-19 [...]

  • Evraz profits plunge 99.5 per cent as sanctions hit

    August 4, 2022

    Russian steel giant Evraz saw its profits fall by 99.5 per cent in the first half of the year after sanctions were slapped on the firm in May and demand for its products dried up.

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