Full recovery is two long years away, says June’s top economic forecaster
“I’m a bit pessimistic,” says Christophe Barraud, winner of the Forecaster of the Month contest. “A full recovery will take a long, long time.”
The latest news from MarketWatch on the proposed withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union.
“I’m a bit pessimistic,” says Christophe Barraud, winner of the Forecaster of the Month contest. “A full recovery will take a long, long time.”
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HeidelbergCement AG said late Monday that it has booked an impairment of around 3.4 billion euros ($3.85 billion) before tax, mainly due to the coronavirus pandemic and Brexit, after a review of its asset portfolio in the ...
If Shell moved its headquarters to the U.K. this would mirror a similar step taken in June by consumer goods group Unilever, which makes Dove soap and Ben & Jerry’s ice-cream.
The billionaires’ combined wealth rose 10.3% year-over-year to US$9.4 trillion
The U.K. Prime Minister says his economic plan for the country amounts to a Franklin D. Roosevelt-style “New Deal.” But he probably knows that he really can’t afford to spend all the billions he would like right now.
A bombshell report by CNN late Monday claims President Donald Trump is so unprepared and abusive on phone calls with foreign leaders that he poses a national security threat.
Britain’s top civil servant and one of the most powerful people in government announced Sunday that he would step down, as Prime Minister Boris Johnson prepared to shake up the the country’s civil service.
Output from the U.K.’s car plants could fall to the lowest level since 1953 when the Brexit transition period ends.
Just five weeks after closing, one of Britain’s biggest fish-and-chip shop chains overhauled its business model and reopened all 40 of its stores.
Fund management giant BlackRock said it is warming up to the European response to the coronavirus outbreak, saying an “impressive array” of fiscal and monetary measures will bridge the economy through the response.
Inflation in the U.K. has sunk to its lowest level in four years, but the Bank of England can still take a breather and pause before it considers drastic action at its policy-setting meeting on Thursday.
