The consequences of Brexit have still not fully fed through into the economy, say UBS, but after Article 50 is triggered at the start of 2017 the full effects are expected to depress growth.
Read more … →The expected slowdown in the financial services job market has not been as steep as some had feared, according to recruitment consultant’s Morgan McKinley’s October employment report.
Read more … →Against polling and market expectations, the US has voted Donald Trump to become the next US president.
Read more … →It appears exchange rate markets are quickly warming up to the idea of a Trump presidency.
Read more … →Spread betting company also tells of a pair of £100k wagers on Trump.
Read more … →An embattled Deutsche Bank has launched an extraordinary attack on the European Central Bank’s quantitative easing saying it lays the foundations for another crisis.
Read more … →Good news for the UK economy mid-week with the release of some better-than-forecast data from the construction sector.
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