The UK’s unemployment rate was at its lowest level in 48 years during the first three months of 2022. Employers paid higher bonuses to retain or recruit staff, according to
UK unemployment at its lowest level in 48 years, driving up wages
To beat inflation, city boss places staff on gold payroll: “It didn’t make sense to pay them with pounds.”
To help keep inflation at bay, staff from a London financial services firm were offered the chance to be paid in gold instead of pounds and pence.
Regulators say it is now that the world needs to be prepared for crypto risk.
The risks from the $2.6 trillion crypto-market could quickly grow and regulators will need to have pre-prepared measures in place to bring the sector to heel, according to the Financial
Gibraltar is set to be the first global cryptocurrency hub
If the complex regulations of the crypto hub fail, it could cause damage to Territory’s financial industry and diplomatic sanctions
UK Car production worst November since 1984, Pound hits one-month high, energy crisis, FT100
Last month saw the worst car production performance since 1984, as manufacturers struggle with a shortage in semiconductors.
Bank of England three more interest rate increases are in store, Oil drops, Big Tech losses
According to its chief economist, the Bank of England will need to raise interest rates to keep inflation under control.
Bank of England warns about crypto-currency risk
The rapid growth of crypto-currency assets could be a threat to the established financial system, according to a senior Bank of England official.
St Brides Partners Weekly Brief, Saturday 20th November 2021
Inflation is expected to rise by 4% by the end of the year the Bank of England has warned, prompting many shoppers to start their Christmas shopping early to avoid
JP Morgan: Record-breakingly low British stocks are a historic buying opportunity
JP Morgan said that investors have been given a huge buying opportunity following the collapse of British stocks to “near-record cheap” levels after years of turmoil over Brexit and Covid.
The Bank of England decided to keep interest rates at 0.1pc and defy markets.
Investors were disappointed that the Bank of England held interest rates steady on Thursday. This would have meant it was not the first major central bank to raise rates following
Banks raise mortgage rates by a third, The Bank of England increase interest rates on Thursday?
In the past few days, many lenders have raised the price of fixed-rate mortgages.
