09 October 2020 August’s GDP Miss Warns of Grim Winter Ahead as Wheels Risk Falling Off UK Economic Recovery 

The UK economy grew slower than was expected in August even after being boosted by Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s innovative Eat Out to Help Out scheme, Office for National Statistics (ONS) data showed F…

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08 October 2020 Turkish Economy Could Face Insurmountable Hurdles on Allegations of Cooked Books

The Turkish economy could face insurmountable hurdles to securing much-needed foreign investment if allegations of cooked national books prove to be well founded, according to analysts at Commerzba…

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07 October 2020 UK Hospitality Revenues Could Fall 70% at 'Alert Level 3,' Forecasts Show, as Intervention Risk Grows

The UK hospitality sector could see revenues fall by nearly three quarters in areas that are subjected to any new Alert Level 3 restrictions or so-called circuit breaker 'lockdown' in the coming mo…

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02 October 2020 U.S. Economy Cries Out for More Stimulus with Jobs Revival Sputtering

Over 10 million unemployed Americans might not get their previous jobs back according to the latest labour market report which shows the rapid recovery in employment witnessed over recent months is…

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01 October 2020 Emerging Market Debt Bubble About to Burst Thanks to Years of Easy Monetary Policy in Western Economies: Saxo's Spinozzi

Emerging market debt is a bubble destined to burst. Local accommodative monetary policies are increasing financial leverage without providing concrete solutions to the economic recession.

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30 September 2020 No Let Up for Eurozone Savers as ECB Mulls Fed Style Average Inflation Targeting Policy

Savers could be facing an perpetual ice age of zero interest rates as policymakers covet a return of long-lost inflation pressures, European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde hint…

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30 September 2020 GDP Upgrade No Consolation for Bruised UK Economy as Restrictions Threaten Bleak Winter

The UK economy contracted by less than was expected in the second-quarter, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) revealed on Wednesday but with the government withdrawing financial support while…

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