“The Bank of England is facing the same cross-currents. Since its previous meeting in February, most developments – notably fresh rounds of fiscal stimulus domestically and abroad – have had positive implications for the economic outlook, but downside risks and uncertainty concerning the evolution of the pandemic are still prominent.”
Howard Fischer, partner at law firm Moses & Singer, told Reuters that, given he had already bought a stake...
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It comes as government borrowing rose in September, according to the Office for National Statistics.
About 23 million households in England, Wales and Scotland have their bills governed by the energy price cap. That...
Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s deal will see £236m used to upgrade the club’s training ground and Old Trafford stadium British...
“The driver shortage is a very serious issue that needs urgent government and industry action to resolve, however, we...
Caroline Abrahams, charity director at Age UK, said: “For many people living on the breadline it can be difficult...
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