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UK interest rates have been raised to 4.75 per cent by the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC). (more…)
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A poll by the Better Payment Practice Group (BPPG) has found that half of UK firms surveyed do not know…
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The Bank of England decision was almost universally expected among City analysts and investors, after the minutes from last month's…
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The automotive industry has seen a very poor start to the year as the first quarter of 2006 reveals a…
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With larger companies being named and shamed as the main culprits of late payment according to recent research from the…
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The sustained high price of oil is forcing up costs for smaller manufacturers while their selling prices are held down…
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Manufacturers continued to struggle as a further decline in orders undermined output and confidence in most UK regions, according to…
The Bank of England left its main interest rate unchanged at 4.5 per cent today, the fifth consecutive month it…
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Strong growth in the service sector has led to renewed speculation that the Bank of England's (BoE s) next move…
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Interest rates have been kept on hold again as fears over inflationary pressures stopped the Monetary Policy Committee from cutting…
The Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee's decision was announced at noon without further comment in line with usual practice…
Business activity in the UK services sector unexpectedly accelerated in July, dampening expectations that the Bank of England (more…)
Economists said the monetary policy committee, which made its announcement about two hours after the London bomb blasts (more…)