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| | ... about Charlie's vision for Lloyds Banking Group, as well as his passion for and commitment to our purpose of helping Britain prosper. Given his career track record, he will bring world class operational, technology and strategic expertise to build ... |
| | | ... GST holiday is not revolutionary, Gross argued, with Germany's treasury already cutting taxes to weather the crisis, and Britain reported planning to do so too. He projects the six-month break would cost the government $35 billion. "While the states ... |
| | | ... at its May meeting - the Bank Rate at a record low 0.1% and purchases at £645 billion - it's also predicting that Britain would experience its worst recession in 300 years. Brexit was a stroll on Hyde Park compared with COVID-19. Ex-BOE governor ... |
| | | ... dropping below zero for the first time. Germany's DAX fell 7.94%, while Italy's bourse fell 11.17%. It comes as Britain announced its fourth death from the coronavirus, with 319 confirmed cases. While the Italian government has placed the entire ... |
| | | ... proposed transaction will only go ahead if the Refinitiv takeover does not. The bid comes at a crucial time for both, with Britain looking to strengthen its financial sector in the face of a looming Brexit, and Hong Kong embroiled in political turmoil. ... |
| | | ... and services and so on and so forth, an event horizon if you will - most, if not all, of these scares thought of when Britain leaves the European Union could turn out just that, scares. Just like the Y2K bug, all involved are or have already made contingency ... |
| | | If not for the "bubble" - yes, bubble - that's blowing into the equity market, the US Federal Reserve's problem of continued strong growth and below-target inflation is a good problem to have. This is underscored by the latest stat updates that ... |
| | | ... it is an accidental disorderly Brexit." Carney added: "As long ago as August last year, he had described the chance of Britain leaving the European Union without any transition deal as uncomfortably high. "It's alarmingly high now." (Reuters). But ... |
| | | "They say that breaking up is hard to do, now I know, I know that it's true..." - Neil Sedaka. This song must be playing in UK prime minister Theresa May's head - it should as it did in mine - when a second round of voting in the House of Commons ... |
| | | Brexit is history and the world can go on without an EU-Britain trade agreement, an economic expert told this morning's Financial Standard Chief Economists Forum. AXA Investment Managers' head of Framlington Equities Asia, Mark Tinker, told ... |
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