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'Hawkish' Hold Most Likely At The Bank of England Rate Meeting, Say Experts

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A reaffirmation of the status quo, with a 7-2 vote in favour of leaving interest rates unchanged, is the most probable scenario at the Bank of England's meeting tomorrow (Thursday).

May 9,2018

Retail Sales Drop "Off a Cliff" in April After -4.2% Decline

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A sharp decline in retail sales in April was partly but probably not entirely due to the early Easter.

May 9,2018

Oil Prices, U.S. Dollar Respond to Iran Deal Demise

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President Trump has withdrawn from the Iran nuclear deal; oil rises above $70.00 again

May 9,2018

Euro Exchange Rate's Outlook Dented as Inflation Data Shows Prices are not Going the ECB's way

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The Euro is trading lower after Eurozone inflation slowed by a greater-than-expected amount in April; analysts are saying it is due to an Easter-effect  

May 3,2018

Forecast Met After Eurozone Growth Comes Out at 0.4% in Q1

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Q1 growth data and unemployment in the Euro-area came out in line with forecasts although Manufacturing PMI rose marginally, according to GDP data released on Wednesday morning.

May 2,2018

US Manufacturing Activity Stalls But Dollar Saved By Higher Prices Paid in April

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US Manufacturing data pulled-back - albeit from a high level - in April, but the Dollar made back initial loses due to a rise in factory gate inflation.

May 1,2018

Insolvencies Grow as UK's Debt Obsession Heads for a Reckoning

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New data from the UK's Insolvency Service show insolvencies are rising at a concerning rate, with one accountancy professional warning the human cost of the economic slowdown "is getting more acute by the day."

April 27,2018

More Articles …

  1. Eurozone Growth Slowdown Probably Temporary as GDP Data 'Face-Saving' For Some Members
  2. UK GDP Data in Focus: Analysts are Giving their Views
  3. European Central Bank Rate Meeting: Analyst Views on What to Expect
  4. The U.S. Consumer Shows Renewed Enthusiasm in April
  5. CBI Industrial Trends: Manufacturers Confident, But Skilled Worker Shortages Loom
  6. U.K. Government Borrowing Unexpectedly Falls in March, "Rapid Improvements" in Public Finances seen Ahead say Capital Economics
  7. Ifo Index: German Business Optimism Fades to Lowest Level Since May 2017
  8. Second Interest Rate Rise at BoE in 2018 Unlikely: Bank of America Merrill Lynch

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