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UK’s PSNB expected to narrow in December

Today’s economic news from the UK will see the December Public Sector Net Borrowing. Investors expect to see a significant improvement to the upcoming release with expectations ...
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December UK retail sales hints at Q4 GDP contraction

The ONS’ latest retail sales figures showed a sharp decline in December, pointing to a shrinking economy while increasing the likelihood of the UK heading for triple-dip recession. ...
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Daily Market Wrap – 18/10/2012

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The Euro could not hold on to its gains from Wednesday’s trading session and grew marginally weaker against the USD, trading at $1.3091. The EU Summit is underway with hopes that ...
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UK Employment at all time high. BoE mum on further QE

Latest published data from the ONS for the UK unemployment data came out 7.9%, marking the highest rate of employment since the ONS started keeping records. The ONS job market report ...
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Daily Market Wrap – 17/10/2012

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The Euro rose to a one month high against the US Dollar during Wednesday’s Asian trading session after Moody’s affirmed Spain’s investment grade rating. Markets were ...
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UK September Inflation Drops to 3 year low

Latest reports published by the ONS, show that the September inflation was at 2.2%, down from 2.5% from August on account of the rate of price increase in the UK during the period. ...
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Daily Market Wrap – 16/10/2012

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The Euro declined against the US Dollar during Monday’s trading session in what was seen as a volatile trading day. Spain continues to be at the heart of investor sentiment with ...
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Daily Market Wrap – 15/10/2012

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Angela Merkel said on Saturday that Greece was making progress with its reforms but added that the nation needs to be given more time. Last week, Merkel visited Greece for the first ...
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