Based on free-float market capitalisation in the FTSE All-World index, which spans the investable universe for a global investor, the US market accounts for a staggering 60.5 per cent of total value
The Bank of England is set to join its peers in the U.S. and Europe in keeping borrowing rates unchanged at its policy meeting Thursday despite mounting worries over the state of the British economy. The central bank is expected to keep its main interest rate at a 15-year high of 5.25 per cent, where it has stood since August. Holding that high rate follows two years of hikes that targeted a surge in inflation, first stoked by supply chain issues during the coronavirus pandemic and then Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which pushed up food and energy costs. Its decision comes during a busy pre-Christmas bout of central bank activity, with the U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank also set to keep their main borrowing rates on hold at multi-year highs. The Bank of England is widely thought to be further away from cutting rates than the Fed or the ECB, with inflation in the UK higher than in the US or across the 20 European Union countries that use the Euro currency. The Ba
Inflation pressures in the UK economy showed only limited signs of abating in November, with companies expecting to raise prices by 5.7% in the coming 12 months
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Revenues from operations at Rs 59,877.52 crore was marginally down from Rs 60,387.13 crore in the year-ago period
As a result, vacancies and the number of people placed in roles both rose at the slowest pace in more than a year and a half
The currency is trading around $1.18, less than 4 US cents away from its weakest level since 1985 against the dollar, underscoring the challenges facing the British economy
Inflation measured by the consumer price index accelerated to 5.4% in the 12 months through December
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