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Britain is not a member of the single European currency and will not become one in the foreseeable future.
The UK’s coalition government’s business secretary, Vince Cable, has announced plans to make it easier to identify the individuals that are the major shareholders of companies based in the UK.
Japan’s trade deficit has increased fourfold in March in comparison to the position in March 2013.
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Bankers became figures of hate as the extent of the Global Financial Crisis became clear.
Last week saw all the major markets regaining ground.
It is obvious to anyone who follows Forex rates that the Chinese currency is pretty much in lock-step with the value of the US Dollar.
Retail sales are a key component of a nation’s economic indicators. It is reckoned that domestic consumption accounts for something like 70% of US economic output, so retail sales is an important part of the picture.
The perceived concern with low inflation or deflation in an economy is that it can act as a damper on demand since consumers may delay making major purchases in the hope that the cost may be lower at some future date.
Last week saw all the major markets losing ground.
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As with the majority of financial crises, what really triggered the European Sovereign debt crisis was a loss of confidence.
To an unfettered capitalist, market forces must reign supreme. A business, and therefore its senior leadership must be free to act in what they perceive to be the company’s (and frequently their own) best interests with minimal interference from the state.
The UK still does have a manufacturing base, but traditional heavy industries such as steelmaking and shipbuilding are all but relegated to the history books.
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Last week saw the major markets making ground with the exception of the tech-stock heavy Nasdaq.
Inflation within the Eurozone fell from 0.7% in February to 0.5% last month, marking its lowest level since November 2009, and the third straight monthly decline.