Eurozone Inflation Is Now at Highest Level Ever
Inflation within the Eurozone hit nearly 5 per cent in November, the highest level recorded since the Euro was introduced in 1999.
Inflation within the Eurozone hit nearly 5 per cent in November, the highest level recorded since the Euro was introduced in 1999.
LONDON (AP) — The pound has pushed above the $1.40 level as traders price in a growing likelihood of another interest rate increase in May from the Bank of England.
One of the key critiques used by legacy pro-European Union campaigners has been undermined today as Britain’s currency climbed back to pre-Brexit vote levels. Pound Sterling hit the $1.40 mark against the dollar today, before easing back one point. The currency
Government central banks are jettisoning the euro over fears for the stability of the European Union (EU) – but continue to see the pound sterling as an attractive long-term investment.
China’s largest online retailer plans to sell British goods to its 170 million customers and says Brexit will boost trade and exports because of a falling pound. “I know there are some people who are not happy with the result
In approving the Chinese yuan as a 10.92 percent participant as a reserve currency in the global basket, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned that China’s inclusion could push up interest rates.
(Reuters) Deflation is close – but don’t worry. That was the message from Bank of England governor Mark Carney, as he explained why UK inflation is at its lowest level in nearly 15 years. Follow Breitbart London on Twitter @BreitbartLondon