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UK narrowly avoids technical recession in 2023

2023-03-23
By: moneynews
On: 23/03/2023
In: Economy, Market News, Markets
With: 0 Comments

No UK recession in 2023 The UK is expected to avoid a technical recession in 2023, according to the Office for Budget Responsibility. But the economy is still expected to shrink by 0.2%. The most common definition of recession is that of a ‘technical recession’ in which there have been twoRead More →

International Monetary Fund

IMF forecasts global recession from increased Covid-19 threat

2020-06-25
By: moneynews
On: 25/06/2020
In: Economy, Market News, Markets, News
With: 0 Comments

The IMF forecast cast more doubt on the speed of global economic recovery as Covid-19 cases surge in the U.S. and in the America’s. Doubts over U.S. re-opening resurface and investors start to fret again as stocks lose momentum. Outlook downgraded The International Monetary Fund downgraded its outlook for theRead More →

UK GDP

UK GDP crash, economy suffers 20% contraction in April

2020-06-12
By: moneynews
On: 12/06/2020
In: Economy, Market News, Markets, News
With: 0 Comments

Shocking but no surprise! The UK economy shrank by a record 20.4% in April 2020 due to the damaging affects of lockdown. The monthly decline was outlined in figures reported by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The GDP fall is three times greater than the decline seen during theRead More →

Popping the balloon

Stocks are up, so all is okay…?

2020-06-09
By: moneynews
On: 09/06/2020
In: Economy, Market News, Markets, News, Opinion
With: 0 Comments

So, stocks are up and that means all is okay – no I don’t think so. These big stock market bets on economies re-opening quickly and going back to ‘normal’ are likely lulling us in to a false sense of security. We want it to be good again, of courseRead More →

Stocks and Shares

Markets upward trend continues, for now?

2020-05-26
By: moneynews
On: 26/05/2020
In: Economy, Markets, Opinion
With: 0 Comments

Good news UK and U.S. markets were closed Monday 25th June 2020 – but that didn’t stop European markets roaring ahead yesterday. There are a number of positives for markets to be happy about right now. England is to re-open non-essential shops by mid June. European countries are easing theirRead More →

Future recovery

The shape of things to come

2020-05-18
By: moneynews
On: 18/05/2020
In: Economy, Market News, Markets, News, Opinion, Politics
With: 0 Comments

Bounce, Recession or Depression? As economists, traders, investors, politicians and media pundits talk of economic recovery, many countries have already entered recession. The latest being Japan, the third largest economy in the world. The UK, Germany, France and Italy have all entered technical recessions. ‘V’ or not to ‘V’ ?Read More →

Federal Reserve

Federal Reserve to announce rate decision Wednesday 30th October

2019-10-30
By: moneynews
On: 30/10/2019
In: Economic Calendar, Economy, Market News, Markets, News, Opinion, Politics
With: 0 Comments

Another rate cut likely – and then what…? How likely is it that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates for the third time in a row as US stock markets touch all time records? The general consensus among market analysts and pundits alike appear to suggest a cut isRead More →

Dow record high

Should we be concerned by markets at the moment? Take a look at the U.S. stock market for instance

2019-10-04
By: moneynews
On: 04/10/2019
In: Markets, News, Opinion
With: 0 Comments

Opinion Are alarm bells ringing or is it just the usual general cyclical market noise? The overall concern to many investors and analysts at the moment is that the global economy has shifted from synchronised growth to one in which expansion is now decreasing. Many of the major countries aroundRead More →

Stock markets

Stock market moving events and news 3rd October 2019

2019-10-03
By: moneynews
On: 03/10/2019
In: Economic Calendar, Economy, Market News, Markets, News
With: 0 Comments

Stock market events scheduled for today likely to move markets China and Germany stock markets closed today. Japan – foreign investment data Australia – balance of trade data Germany – PMI data due UK – PMI service data due EU – retail sales data due U.S. – employment data dueRead More →

Trade war

U.S – China trade war – Trump, tariffs and trade

2019-09-17
By: moneynews
On: 17/09/2019
In: Economy, Market News, Markets, News, Opinion
With: 0 Comments

What a difference a day makes – or a even a few weeks… Just a few week’s ago, President Trump was ramping up additional tariffs after China retaliated with a return salvo as new tariffs came in to force from both sides on 1st September 2019.  Markets fell back afterRead More →

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Interest Rates for UK, US, EU

Interest rates for United Kingdom, United States and European Union

UK interest rate: 4.25%

U.S. interest rate: 4.75-5.0%

EU interest rate: 3.5%

These interest rates will be updated monthly or as the data becomes available.

Inflation Rates for UK, US & EU

UK Inflation Rate: 10.40%

U.S. Inflation Rate: 6.04%

EU Inflation Rate: 8.50%

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IMF says risks to financial stability remain

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Banking worries persist as Deutsche Bank stock falls amid continued banking concern

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Could Gold prices climb to an all-time high soon?

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Bank of England increases interest rates by 0.25% to 4.25%

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Swiss central bank raises interest rates by 0.50% despite Credit Suisse bank turmoil

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  • IMF says risks to financial stability remain
  • Banking worries persist as Deutsche Bank stock falls amid continued banking concern
  • Could Gold prices climb to an all-time high soon?
  • Coinbase warned by SEC of potential securities charges
  • Cryptocurrency XRP climbs as investors hope Ripple will soon win legal battle with the SEC
  • Bank of England increases interest rates by 0.25% to 4.25%
  • Swiss central bank raises interest rates by 0.50% despite Credit Suisse bank turmoil
  • UK narrowly avoids technical recession in 2023
  • Surprise jump in UK inflation again to 10.4%
  • Fed hikes rates by 0.25% – indicates increases close to the end

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