07 March 2018 Eurozone Growth Unrevised for Fourth-quarter and 2017 but Momentum Wanes

GDP growth was 0.6% in the fourth quarter, down from the 0.7% seen during the three months to the end of September, making for annual economic growth of 2.3% according to Eurostat.

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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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