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Bank of England cuts growth forecast for UK economy
By Marcus Leach
Continued problems in the eurozone have seen the the Bank of England cut its growth forecast for this year from 1.2% to 0.8%.
The eurozone crisis, which took a fresh twist this week with news that Greece will be going back to the polls, continues to be a major...
General business
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- UK unemployment unexpectedly falls by 45,000 >
- Unemployment: Some good news amidst continued economic uncertainty >
- UK’s largest retailers could see incremental sales of £235m in two years >
- Stamp duty effect felt well beyond first-time buyer market >
City News
- Opinion: Euro faces Armageddon as Greece return to Polls and Socialists take office in France >
- Opinion: German growth figures reinforce two-tier Europe >
- Habib Bank AG Zurich fined £525,000 by FSA >
- Opinion: Greece is playing a game of chicken with sovereign stakes >
- Senior executives at JPMorgan 'to resign' >
Regional News
- Welsh businesses urged to take part in Global Connections initiative >
- Hampshire businessman reveals late payment shock with bill still outstanding after three years >
- London firms urged to energise exports >
- Jobs and growth at heart of the Mayoralty >
- New Welsh wind farm to provide secure, home-grown energy >
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Everything is much rosier overseas
By Malcolm Durham, Chairman of FD Solutions
It’s easy to feel weighed down by the depressing news coming out of the UK and also very easy to assume that overseas everything is much rosier.
Well in parts of the Philippines it is....
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