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S struggling financial services sector will be dealt another blow – costing millions – when the VAT rate goes back up to 17.5 per cent following a temporary cut. In last year's pre-budget report (PBR) Chancellor Alistair Darling unveiled the reduction...
Tags: financial services, services sector, Deloitte, Belgium, Brussels, Taxation, Value added tax, European Union Value Added Tax, Tax reform, Business Finance, Tax, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, Ad valorem tax
S service sector grew more slowly than forecast last month, a key survey yesterday revealed, but analysts remained confident the economy would return to growth in the fourth quarter. Weak money supply figures and a surprise dip in a similar survey of...
Tags: services sector, PMI, United Kingdom, London
New orders in U.S. service industries held steady in November, but the sector overall lost ground in the month, an industry research group said Thursday. The Institute for Supply Management said the headline index for business activity, the Purchasing...
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The U.S. services sector unexpectedly contracted in November, with an index measuring activity falling to its lowest reading since July, according to an industry report released on Thursday. The Institute for Supply Management said its services index...
Tags: U.S. Treasury, services sector, Reuters, Sunnyvale, Index, Business Finance
After being in negative territory all day, leading shares are moving higher after much better than expected US jobs figures. The non-farm payroll numbers showed 11,000 jobs were lost in November, an almost unbelievable figure when you consider that the...
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While that indicates inflation is remaining under control, it also signals that workers wages are getting squeezed, raising doubts about the durability of the economic recovery. The Labor Department said Thursday productivity was rising at an annual...
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Stocks were little changed on Thursday as data showing that the vast U.S. services sector contracted in November stoked concerns about the strength of the recovery, offsetting Bank of America's plan to repay $45 billion of government aid. Shares of energy,...
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The purchasing managers’ index for services barely budged from a level of 56.9 in October to 56.6 in November, where a figure above 50 points signals an increase in reported business activity. The areas of the service sector covered by the survey – which...
Tags: Bank of England, Monetary Policy Committee, services sector, Spencer Dale, chief economist, United Kingdom, London, Business Finance, Macroeconomics, Monetary policy, Quantitative easing, Central banks, Inflation, Economic policy, Recessions, Purchasing Managers Index, Finance, Pound sterling, Economic growth, Asset price inflation, Economy of the United Kingdom, Value added tax, David Blanchflower, Economist, Federal Reserve System, HBOS, Late 2000s recession in Europe
Sales of homegrown versions of what many consider to be a typically British bloom fell by 40 per cent last year and now less than 3 per cent of all those sold are grown here. Out of 500 chrysanthemums sold in the UK over the past 12 months, only 13 million...
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S future economic growth will hinge on companies' uncertain ability to shift to a more export-led economy, a leading economists' group says. Club had said Scotland's growth as it emerges from recession was likely to lag behind the rest of the UK next...
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