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BoE’s Bailey warns on UK productivity in challenge to Reeves
The Bank of England's Governor expressed doubts about the Office for Budget Responsibility's forecast for improved growth, highlighting concerns about the UK’s ability to enhance p...
Read Full Article →Trump signals sanctions relief for China to buy Iran’s oil
The indication of easing restrictions on China’s oil purchases from Iran could impact international trade dynamics and influence global energy markets amid changing diplomatic stan...
Read Full Article →EU readies retaliatory tariffs to secure better trade deal with Trump
The European Union is preparing to implement counter-tariffs as leverage to negotiate improved trade terms with the United States before the upcoming July deadline.
Read Full Article →Stablecoins ‘perform poorly’ as money, central banks warn
Stablecoins face challenges in maintaining reliable value and security, raising concerns among financial authorities about their potential risks to economic stability and misuse fo...
Read Full Article →UK regulator proposes loosening Google’s control of its search engine
The proposed changes by the UK regulator aim to increase competition in the search engine market, potentially affecting Google's market position and influencing advertising revenue...
Read Full Article →Why global imbalances do matter
Implementing a tax on capital inflows could influence international investment patterns and address disparities in global financial flows, potentially impacting economic stability...
Read Full Article →UK defence funding will hit 5% of GDP by 2035, Starmer to tell Nato summit
By 2035, the United Kingdom plans to allocate a substantial portion of its economic output to defense, with a notable fraction dedicated to enhancing cybersecurity and border secur...
Read Full Article →Germany to boost defence spending at faster rate than France or UK
Germany intends to significantly increase its military budget over the next several years, allocating substantially more funds than neighboring countries to enhance its defense cap...
Read Full Article →Oil tumbles as traders bet on ‘major de-escalation’ between US and Iran
The sharp decline in oil prices reflects market expectations of reduced geopolitical tensions, potentially leading to increased supply and a stabilization of energy costs globally.
Read Full Article →Oil majors pull staff from Iraq amid fears of retaliation by Iran
Major energy companies have temporarily reduced their workforce in Iraq due to concerns over potential retaliatory actions linked to recent military operations targeting nuclear fa...
Read Full Article →UK takeover scrutiny to be relaxed as part of industrial strategy
The UK plans to revise regulations overseeing security-related acquisitions, potentially affecting investment flows and corporate control within key industries as part of its broad...
Read Full Article →The industrial strategy will provide certainty for business
The plan aims to create a stable environment that encourages investment and supports economic growth by enabling businesses to adapt quickly to emerging opportunities in a changing...
Read Full Article →Revolut chief in line for Musk-style payday at $150bn valuation
Nik Storonsky secured an agreement prior to SoftBank’s investment that could substantially increase his ownership stake if the company’s valuation surpasses predetermined targets,...
Read Full Article →Germany and Italy pressed to bring $245bn of gold home from US
The repatriation of $245 billion in gold reserves by Germany and Italy highlights concerns about financial sovereignty amid increasing geopolitical tensions and criticism of centra...
Read Full Article →Energy prices cut for business as part of UK industrial strategy
Several key industries such as automotive, aerospace, and chemicals will benefit financially by no longer being subject to environmental charges on their electricity expenses under...
Read Full Article →Oil price expected to surge after US strikes Iran
The potential rise in crude oil costs following recent US actions near Iran could significantly impact global markets, especially if Tehran responds by targeting key energy routes...
Read Full Article →Chinese factories rush to reduce reliance on Donald Trump’s US
Manufacturers in Zhejiang province are adjusting their strategies to diversify trade partners and focus on domestic sales, aiming to mitigate risks associated with dependence on th...
Read Full Article →Canadian export agency hit by £350mn loss on loans to Thames Water
The substantial financial setback experienced by the Canadian export agency, amounting to over half of its loaned funds, reflects the inherent risks involved in international lendi...
Read Full Article →Inheritance tax referendum spooks Swiss super-rich
The potential introduction of a 50 percent tax on large estates has raised concerns among financial professionals about possible relocation of affluent individuals from Switzerland...
Read Full Article →Fed starts to split on when to begin cutting US interest rates
Federal Reserve officials are divided on the timing of reducing US interest rates due to differing opinions on how tariffs implemented during Donald Trump’s administration impact t...
Read Full Article →Top Federal Reserve official calls for rate cuts as soon as July
A leading Federal Reserve member suggested lowering interest rates by mid-summer, indicating that tariff-related inflation pressures have not yet fully impacted the economy.
Read Full Article →The markets are silent — that is worrying
Investors’ inability to respond to early indicators of potential extreme market events highlights growing concerns about the financial system’s vulnerability and the possible impac...
Read Full Article →Apollo to finance UK Hinkley Point nuclear plant with £4.5bn loan
Apollo's provision of a £4.5 billion loan to support the Hinkley Point nuclear project represents one of the most substantial private lending agreements in the United Kingdom's fin...
Read Full Article →Who are the companies hoarding bitcoin?
Several major corporations have accumulated substantial amounts of bitcoin in their reserves, collectively controlling a significant portion valued at approximately $87 billion, re...
Read Full Article →Canada imposes tariffs on steel and aluminium to curb imports
Canada has introduced substantial tariffs on imported steel and aluminum from countries outside the United States to support domestic industries and preserve employment opportuniti...
Read Full Article →HMRC has ‘lost control’ of small businesses as missing tax hits 40%
A substantial portion of unpaid taxes originates from smaller companies, which represent nearly two-thirds of total outstanding revenue, indicating significant challenges in tax co...
Read Full Article →Elon Musk’s X to offer investment and trading in ‘super app’ push
Elon Musk’s company aims to expand its platform by integrating financial tools such as payment cards, potentially increasing user engagement and creating new revenue streams within...
Read Full Article →BoE holds rates at 4.25% amid Middle East uncertainty
The Bank of England's decision to maintain interest rates reflects ongoing economic concerns, as persistent inflation pressures continue to influence monetary policy amid global ge...
Read Full Article →US weighs risks of Iranian retaliation
Experts suggest that potential actions from Iran may impact US military personnel overseas, global energy markets, and cybersecurity, thereby posing economic challenges and uncerta...
Read Full Article →UK rebuffs Thames Water creditor demands as administration looms
Creditors’ ability to support the utility depends on regulatory leniency and reduced penalties, affecting its financial stability as it faces potential insolvency in the near futur...
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