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Martin Lewis warns energy bills are 'set to rise before they fall'Source: Good Morning Britain, ITV
Martin Lewis warns energy bills are 'set to rise before they fall'Source: Good Morning Britain, ITV
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"The intensifying geopolitical contest between Washington and Beijing will inevitably be felt in a bipolar global reserve currency regime as well."
Plans for an electric battery gigafactory in the UK have been revived after an Australian business struck a deal to buy collapsed Britishvolt.
Stocks could see a correction in 2023 but are generally on the uptrend, thanks to these bullish market indicators, Ned Davis Research said.
The bosses of Britain's leading commercial banks - Barclays, NatWest, HSBC and Lloyds Banking Group - appear before the Treasury select committee of MPs on Tuesday. Potentially the stickiest questions they face, though, will be on the question of whether they are passing on to savers the increases in interest rates made over the past 14 months by the Bank of England - taking Bank Rate, its policy rate, from the record low of 0.1% to 4% as of last Thursday.
Mortgage rates have fallen despite the Bank of England raising the Bank Rate last week, as experts said a "fierce price war" had broken out between lenders.
Shares in the flagship firm of troubled Indian conglomerate Adani rocketed as much as 25 percent Tuesday, clawing back some of its recent huge losses, after saying it would repay more than $1 billion in loans.Adani Enterprises, the group's flagship firm, soared as much as 25 percent on Tuesday, with trading suspended three times on the way up.
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Investors dumped more Adani stock on Monday as India's opposition staged protests calling for a full inquiry into allegations of major accounting fraud at the country's biggest conglomerate.The main opposition Congress party, which has called for a "serious investigation" into Adani's companies by the central bank and regulator, on Monday staged protests, including in New Delhi and Mumbai.
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IFS says current system of tax subsidies for pensions needs reform.
The bailout by the Federal Home Loan Bank has critics questioning whether the government-backed enterprise has lost its way.
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Turkey's lira hit a record low and its stock markets tumbled after an earthquake which has killed at least 2,200 people dealt another blow to an economy already ravaged by surging inflation.
Halifax figures show average house price largely unchanged in January at £281,684
Yahoo Finance Live anchors discuss Netflix’s password-sharing policy and how users may react to the streaming company’s profitability push.
THE company that ran the Beales department store chain until it went into administration in 2020 is to be dissolved with creditors millions of pounds out of pocket.
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In a hard landing scenario for the economy, Kostin expects the S&P 500 to fall to 3,150, marking a 24% slide from current levels.
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