Falling import and exports while rising industrial production: a good sign for the post-Brexit era
British exports fell 1.0 percent in July. This was announced by the British official statistics office on Friday. Imports also fell by 0.3 percent. The trade deficit for…
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Valery Kogan’s kitschy monsters are about to tear apart a sleepy Cirencester village
People of Coates, Cirencester, UK got an once-in-the-lifetime opportunity to get their village ‘refreshed’. But instead of kneeling down in gratitude they do not seem to be amazed.…
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EasyJet has rejected a takeover bid, tries to get back to profits by itself
EasyJet has rejected a takeover bid and is issuing a £1.2 billion shares to restore its balance sheet and to be able to invest itself in growth. That’s…
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British Food & Drink Federation reports the lowest export figure since 2012
Beef exports to the EU decreased in the first half of this year, but whisky and salmon exports increased. According to figures from the British Food & Drink…
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RBA left monetary policy unchanged, will keep the key rate low until unemployment gets fixed
The Central bank of Australia has again left its monetary policy unchanged and decided to continue the purchasing programme for a few more months. This was demonstrated on…
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Driver shortage hits IKEA too
The shortage of truck drivers in the UK is now also affecting the Swedish furniture giant IKEA, writes BBC Sunday. Due to a shortage of drivers, every store…
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Weak American job data lowered the oil prices
The price for a barrel of crude oil closed lower Friday, following a disappointing American job report, but closed 0.8 percent higher on a weekly basis. The price…
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