by Jonathan Cook | Oct 16, 2025
A minor industrial output survey was the highlight of a quiet day for the euro, which saw early gains against the pound slip away into a third-cent loss. In that survey, manufacturing output fell by 1.2% in August, better than the predicted 2.2% decline but a sharp...
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by Jonathan Cook | Oct 16, 2025
The IMF expects the UK to face the highest rate of inflation of all G7 nations in both 2025 and 2026. Combined with the recent warning that inflation could become entrenched, next week’s inflation report – where the headline rate is predicted to reach 4% – looks...
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by Jonathan Cook | Oct 16, 2025
The UK economy expanded by 0.1% in August following an unexpected contraction in July. In a boost for Britain’s industry, much of this activity was driven by a strong performance from the manufacturing sector, as well as healthy demand for air conditioning units...
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by Charles Purdy | Oct 15, 2025
The pound weakened yesterday after the UK’s unemployment rate hit its worst since the pandemic and pay rises eased. Sterling’s losses were fairly modest at half a cent or so against the euro, and not across the board, but they did wipe out all the gains that GBP/EUR...
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by Christopher Nye | Oct 15, 2025
There is wall-to-wall red on the charts for USD today following pointed comments from Fed chair Powell on the loosening labour market. If it leads to lower borrowing costs President Trump and business will be happy, but the currency markets took...
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