UK Economy
In 1982 it was a war in the South Atlantic. In 2009 it has been moats, manure and the flipping of houses. Different mechanism, same outcome: the economy has been taken off the front pages.
Unlike the liberation of the Falklands, this is not...
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The Russian nesting doll, the pride of a nation, is in trouble. For more than 200 years, the matryoshka has come to symbolise Russian handicraft at its finest, the...
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When Ken Preston went organic on his dairy farm here in 2005, he figured that doing so would guarantee him what had long been elusive: a stable, high price for the milk...
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The global economic downturn has aggravated human rights violations and distracted attention from abuses, Amnesty International said on Thursday.
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In a battle to combat recession, the banks of the United Kingdom have reduced interest rate to 1 percent creating a historic record ever since their services. This cut...
made popular Mar 18 2009
Recent trend in the global market and credit crunch in the domestic market might be the harbinger of an economic slowdown for UK. The Bank of England’s top...
made popular Sep 8 2008
Alistair Darling is standing by his UK growth forecasts for 2008, despite signs that a crippling downturn could be around the corner for the global economy.
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made popular Apr 9 2008
The British economy is at advantage from the influx of migrant workers and some sectors would ‘collapse’ if they were taken out overnight, say a latest...
made popular Jun 19 2007
The UK inflation rate surged unexpectedly to 3.1 percent in March, according to official figures. The unexpected acceleration of inflation has pushed the pound to $2...
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The chancellor Gordon Brown has announced a two per cent cut in basic income tax in the recently presented Budget which he claimed would ‘expand prosperity and...
made popular Mar 22 2007
The Bank of England has decided to hold UK interest rates unchanged at 5.25 percent. The decision to hold the rate was also taken with a view to help the stock market...
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A recent report has warned that if Bank of England continued to raise interest rates, UK economic growth could fall below 2 percent. The British Chamber of Commerce...
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The UK’s monthly trade deficit with the rest of the world shot up in December to its biggest since May. The country also hit a record annual trade gap. According...
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There are strong chances that interest rates in U.K will rise this month, says a report. According to a research conducted by BDO Stoy Hayward inflation threat...
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Following a robust economic growth, British housing sector indicated a slow downing in January. According to Nationwide British house prices rose by 0.3 percent to mark...
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