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Morgan Stanley says that the Bank of England will cut interest rates as soon as May, in a notable sign of optimism amid waning market sentiment. 
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The European Central Bank could cut interest rates more than three times this year and the reductions should not be held back if the US Federal Reserve delays its own cuts, Lithuanian policymaker Gediminas Simkus said today.
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The Bank of England said today it would implement a "substantial upgrade programme" to improve its economic forecasting, after a probe found it had "deteriorated significantly" in recent years.
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Outgoing Welsh first minister reflects on his achievements before stepping down in spring...
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Caution needed rather than panic measures over short-term risks after credibility of government and Bank of England hit...
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ASDA is making a big change to popular food items and it could divide shoppers' opinions.The supermarket giant has said it will remove use by dates on...
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The FOMC meets 8 times a year and consists of 12 members. Find the latest news and commentary on the Federal Reserve, meeting notes and board members.
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you might find this website useful if you are interested in the US economy
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Money markets suggest the Bank of England could raise rates from 1.75% to 2.5% this week, as policymakers try to get to grips with soaring inflation...
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The fifth round of Eurofound's e-survey, fielded from 25 March to 2 May 2022, sheds light on the social and economic situation of people across Europe two...
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The governor of the Bank of Italy warns that rising debt and weak growth are causing economic tensions. Via Graham Watson
Graham Watson's curator insight,
July 9, 2019 11:32 AM
This story has been a long time in the making: is Italy the next source of a Euro crisis. Italian debt levels are rising and low levels of growth have raised interest rates and caused concerns about whether the country can remain in the Eurozone.
The current level of Italian debt is 130% - well over the levels of debt permitted by the Growth and Stability Pact. Well worth keeping an eye on.
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Each month we look at key indicators to see what effect the Brexit process has had on growth, prosperity and trade Via Graham Watson
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June 26, 2019 3:12 AM
The June verdict, with reference to specific macroeconomic objectives.
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Less than 10% of firms have applied to a HMRC scheme aimed at facilitating UK imports, Newsnight reveals. Via Graham Watson
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June 13, 2019 4:25 AM
Apparently, a small minority of British firms are prepared for a no deal Brexit. What a surprise. However, with Boris in charge, I'm sure that everything will turn out all right in the end. Ho ho.
As things stand 90% of British firms still haven't registered with HMRC to facilitate imports and exports via the Transitional Simplified Procedures (TSP)
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What will this mean for the UK? Only 4 seats in Wales (2 for Brexit Party, 1 for Plaid Cymru and 1 for Labour).
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Annual UK food price inflation fell to 3.9% last month and is now well below 2023 levels, but meat, dairy and eggs still remain significantly pricier than 2019.
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Ben Bernanke is not bringing the dot plot that dominates the Fed’s communications to investors to the U.K.
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Senior policymaker says UK central bank is unlikely to move before US Federal Reserve Via Graham Watson
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March 26, 2:46 PM
A more hawkish position on monetary policy from within the MPC, albeit an external member. However, Catherine Mann is of the view that markets think rates will fall faster than they are likely to, and that the Bank is under no obligation to cut rates to keep markets (or the government) happy. 
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Discover how inflation and interest rates are interconnected and impact the economy.Learn about implications for consumers and businesses...
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Bank of England chiefs have said that mortgage rates are coming down as interest rates are set to decrease...
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Majority of MPC rate-setters back hike of 0.5 percentage points despite fears UK is entering a long recession
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Class warfare liberals can't seem to help themselves. They always kill the geese that lay the golden eggs.
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Advisers asked to find a solution to the Irish border Brexit problem run into immediate difficulties. Via Graham Watson
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July 9, 2019 11:39 AM
Another surprise - the government's attempts to find a technological solution to the Irish border appear to be floundering.
Well, I never!
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Graham Watson's curator insight,
June 27, 2019 2:54 AM
You have to take your hat off to the man. This is why he earns the big bucks.
Apparently no-deal Brexit might require interest rate cuts. I suspect that my Year 12 economists have figured this out. Without the £480,000 per year salary or £250,000 per year housing allowance.
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Cost of leaving EU will also impede new policy initiatives, thinktank’s report says Via Graham Watson
Graham Watson's curator insight,
June 25, 2019 3:24 AM
More good news from Brexit - however, you dice and slice it, it seems that Brexit is going to have an adverse effect upon the public finances. Well, I never. Who would have thought it?
Of course, it's all going to be offset by the £350m per week we're no longer sending to Brussels. Apart from the fact that the net figure was much, much lower, and we're also likely to have to pay of 'divorce' settlement as part of our contribution to the EU budget.
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The European Commission recommends that legal action be launched against Italy over its growing debt. Via Graham Watson
Graham Watson's curator insight,
June 6, 2019 2:21 AM
Alas, poor Italy - it has fallen foul of the EU Growth and Stability Pact with debt levels of more than 130% of GDP, and not the 60% that the EU require.
Worse still, it's current policy choices are seen as to blame for this - with the decision to cut taxes, in the hope that growth will outstrip the growth in debt, thus reducing the % debt, seen as playing a key part in this. |
