07 March 2018 Halifax Data Show UK Housing Market Transactions Steady while Prices Slow in February

โ€œThe lack of new instructions coming to market continues to impede activity and new instructions have now fallen for 23 consecutive months โ€“ the worst sequence since 2007- 2009.โ€

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05 March 2018 British Pound Catches a Bid on Services PMI Beat

Monday's data leaves the UKโ€™s most vital industry in a sweet spot where output is rising at its fastest pace for four months and cost pressures have reduced to a level not seen since before the Breโ€ฆ

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02 March 2018 UK Construction Activity Picked Up in February but Outlook Remains Challenging

Britainโ€™s third largest economic sector, the construction industry, has been mired in recession for three consecutive quarters. Economists are looking for signs this downturn eased in February.&nbsโ€ฆ

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28 February 2018 Eurozone Inflation Drops to One Year Low due to Energy and Food Price Changes

Inflation is substantially below the ECB's 2% target and, while the core measure was static in February, the headline number is still moving in the wrong direction.

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26 February 2018 Corbyn's Labour Signal Close Alignment to Conservatives on Brexit Policy

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn updated us on his party's Brexit position - and the key takeaway is there is little clear water between the two main parties.

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23 February 2018 Britain Heads for Canada Plus Plus Plus Agreement with the EU: What Does it Mean?

Signs are mounting that the preferred future relationship the UK will seek with the European Union is a so-called Canada Plus Plus deal.

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21 February 2018 The US Dollar Recovery Extends, has Fed Minutes to Thank for Latest Fillip

The minutes from January's FOMC meeting are expected to reflect bullish optimism in the outlook although disappointment would produce a nasty surprise.

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