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Bank of England's Carney Appears to Back UK Staying in the EU

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Mark Carney, governor of the BOE, was mildly supportive of remaining in the E.U in a testimony to parliament on Tuesday.

March 10,2016

Bank of England Announces Measures to Soothe EU Referendum Fears

Bank of England to pump money on bank run

The Bank of England has today announced that it will offer  extra cash facilities to the UK’s banks around the time of the EU referendum.

March 8,2016

Pound Sterling to Fall 15% on Brexit - But This is a Good Thing Says Wolfson Prize Winning Economist

Roger Bootle assessment of Brexit and the pound sterling

The pound could fall by as much as 15.0% in the event of a Brexit, but such a devaluation could help rather than hinder the recovery, according to economists Roger Bootle and Jonathon Loynes.

March 4,2016

Unemployment Continues to Fall in Eurozone Despite Data Slowdown Fears

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Today’s fall in euro-zone unemployment to 10.3% bucked the trend for negative Euro-area data, which recently saw inflation figures fall below zero and an unexpected drop in Manufacturing PMI.

March 2,2016

Services PMI in Shock Slump, Joins Construction and Manufacturing Disappointments

Manufacturing PMI data released

The new month brings with it a new set of data releases which should give us some insights into the UK economy.

March 3,2016

Ireland is EU Country Most Exposed to Disorderly Brexit, But Germany Would Hurt Too

Export trade and Brexit

RBC Capital Markets have put out some useful pointers to help form the debate over the UK’s in/out referendum on future European Union membership.

March 1,2016

Downside Risks to UK Inflation and Economic Growth Increase: Warwick Business School

Warwick Business School Inflation

The downside risks to economic growth in 2016 have increased relative to a quarter ago.

February 25,2016

More Articles …

  1. Pound in Decline, How to Protect Your International Payments From Further Damage
  2. Neil Woodford: Brexit or No-Brexit, the Economic Debate is a 'Nil Sum Game'
  3. GBP/EUR Rate: Solid Line of Support Stands in Way of Decline to 1.25 and then 1.20
  4. Brexit Fears Yet to Diminish London's Attractiveness for Foreign Direct Investment
  5. British Pound Finds No Love From UK Inflation Data
  6. Pessimistic Markets Price Sterling and Interest Rates for a 2018 Bank of Interest Rate Rise
  7. Shale Producers Will Adapt and Ensure a Lasting Oil Glut
  8. Bank of England Foreign Exchange Report Shows EURUSD Turnover Falls Sharply

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