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The prospect of large tax spikes prompted concern from a number of Conservative MPs.
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Bill Gates called it the "next sea change" - but it has been adopted rather slowly.
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The UK economy is predicted to descend into one of the world’s worst recessions according to leading economists. The coronavirus pandemic caused the UK economy to descend into its biggest slump over a three-month period on record. But how is the recession likely to impact you? The UK was the hardest hit by COVID-19 among …
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Fears of mass unemployment remain as the discount scheme ends on Monday and job retention and rent protections will soon expire
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THE UK ECONOMY has been hard hit by the coronavirus pandemic and many are likely to feel the impacts of financial strife for several months, potentially even years to come.
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Forty-five staff at the Park Avenue Hotel in east Belfast are affected as the venue closes for good.
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The furlough scheme plus a moratorium on insolvencies has ‘kicked the can down the road’, according to Thomas Pugh.
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The OECD think tank says the UK was the worst affected among major economies between April and June.
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Miriam Brett and Lauria Macfarlane have just published a significant report for Common Wealth (a ‘think-tank for the future’) outlining that, although we face an economic crisis and cli…
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The coronavirus is a classic negative “exogenous shock,” an unforeseen event that hits the economy from outside and pushes it into recession. On closer inspection, many such shocks turn out to be “endogenous,” that is, arising from the internal workings of the system. The Global Financial Crisis felt like an exogenous shock, but it was […]
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The UK economy is now emerging from its deepest ever recession into its sharpest ever recovery, all thanks to [...]
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Britain is at a crossroads. It must decide between Thatcherism or going down the route of California’s awful wealth tax
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Embattled education secretary Gavin Williamson has defended a holiday he took just before the A-levels crisis erupted.  Mr Williamson said he had been in Scarborough days before this year’s results
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The publication of the annual GERS report this week is likely to be seized on by opposition parties critical of the SNP's economic case for independence.
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THE ECONOMY was handed a double boost yesterday as figures revealed the fastest growth in seven years - with retail sales also surging back to pre-pandemic levels.
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The U.K.’s approach with the dining-out program is a unique one.
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British and European Union negotiators made scant progress towards a deal on future ties in talks this week, they said on Friday, and both sides voiced concern that time is running out to reach an agreement before an end-year deadline.
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RISHI SUNAK has been warned that if he doesn't adapt his financial policies, the pandemic's long term impact on the economy could wreak havoc for generations, an expert has gloomily warned.
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Bad news for future of construction in city - but there is a glimmer of hope
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SCOTLAND has officially entered a recession after its GDP plunged by 20 percent - making its economy one of the worst performers in Europe during lockdown.
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Huge state spending is set to trap the UK in a vicious circle of higher taxes and permanently lower growth
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Government had been urged to abolish policy of annual increase, with passenger numbers falling
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Rising fuel prices unexpectedly pushed the UK inflation rate higher to 1% in July, as businesses emerged from lockdown.
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The UK is now officially in a recession. But what are recessions and how are they measured?
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A wave of unemployment is likely in the UK, but the tech sector will have a leading role in fuelling our recovery.
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The UK economy has suffered an extraordinary recession - but it is now firmly into recovery mode
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Despite a tide of negative reporting, the UK’s overall strategy is clear and is having success. Economic policy has been well judged – in contrast to the EU and USA – and can pave the way for radical measures to boost the economy’s long term potential growth rate. I wager that the UK will be the fastest growing Western economy over the next five years.
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Japan’s economy shrank by 28% between April and June, even worse than the UK, as the coronavirus pandemic hit the country hard. The drop was the worst since World War II. The previous worst post war
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The UK economy has suffered an extraordinary recession - but it is now firmly into recovery mode
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Long-run scarring effects of COVID-19 recession
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Pressure continues to mount on Chancellor Rishi Sunak to extend Government's furlough scheme beyond October
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ANGELA MERKEL has been dealt a blow after economic experts warned of the potentially devastating negative consequences on German banks as the coronavirus crisis leaves its mark.
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Pure Electric has written to the Government asking for 'urgent action' to prevent the UK from being overwhelmed by a 'transport crisis' this autumn. | BikeBiz
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The London Economic | If a trade deal is struck with Brussels, the OBR predicted a 5.2% loss of GDP over the next 15 years | Economics
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Britain no longer has a Covid-free status to protect and therefore has far less to risk from opening up - but a great deal to gain
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After a spectacular crash in the second quarter, the UK economy is very weak. But I'd buy this FTSE 100 share for safety, high dividends, and growth.The post The UK economy has collapsed 20%, but I'd keep buying this safe FTSE 100 share! appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
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The UK economy faces a long road back to pre-coronavirus levels after an unprecedented 20.4 per cent fall in output during the lockdown between April and June, economists have warned.
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The U.K.’s statistics agency is expected to declare the economy in recession on Wednesday, as the toll of the coronavirus crisis continues to deepen.
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The latest figures suggest that unemployment is not too bad. But all this is about to change
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Figures will get worse in coming months after government's furlough scheme comes to an end, commentators warn
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SJP non-executive director had previously encouraged investment industry to exploit remote working changes #coronavirus #helenamorrissey
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The full extent of the Covid-19 crisis on the UK economy is set to be laid bare this week with the release of two key reports.
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On Wednesday, it will become official. Most Britons have known since the moment prime minister Boris Johnson ordered the public to stay at home in March, that the economy would suffer greatly, but
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At least 150,000 jobs have been cut or put at risk at more than 60 major British employers during lockdown and the pace has picked in recent weeks.
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When second-quarter GDP figures are published, it is expected to mark the first time since the financial crisis that they will show two successive quarters of decline - the definition of a technical recession.
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Data, both on the disease - suggesting a flat or declining infection rate - and the economy, points to a continued, sharp pickup in output
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The government has been urged to work with local government and devolved administrations to tackle surging unemployment expected to accompany the the post-lockdown economy – with regions of outer
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With benefits expired for millions of unemployed and mass evictions looming, Congress goes on holiday.
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Deputy Bank of England Governor for Markets and Banking, Dave Ramsden, iterated that his institution still has further stimulus for the British economy if it proves necessary.
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The Bank of England said it expected the downturn and jobs crisis triggered by the Covid-19 pandemic will not be as bad as it previously feared.
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European stocks edged lower on Thursday, as the Bank of England warned of a slower economic recovery from the COVID-19 crisis and investors digested a raft...
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Britain's construction industry grew at the fastest rate in almost five years in July as business picked up after COVID-related shutdowns, survey data showed on Thursday, mirroring a rapid rebound in manufacturing and parts of the services sector.
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The Bank of England has said the UK is still set for a record economic slump as it left the interest rate unchanged at 0.1% .
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At least 78 people died and more than 4,000 were injured after a huge explosion at the city's port.
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Conciliation service Acas says thousands more people are calling for redundancy advice.
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Exclusive: crisis has led to 500% increase in Britons taking up citizenship in an EU state
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