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00:01 | 07 Jan 2009
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Nicholas Paler
The majority of experts expect a 50 basis point cut this week, but other methods may soon be needed to fire the UK economy.
00:01 | 01 Jan 2009
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Lorna Bourke
As we move into 2009 what are the main issues for consumers and what should we all be looking out for?
00:01 | 18 Dec 2008
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Lorna Bourke
Child Trust Funds have their limits. So where else should you go to invest for children?
00:01 | 06 Dec 2008
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David Campbell
Citywire rated fund managers have begun to accept some level of culpability for the deepening economic gloom.
17:45 | 24 Nov 2008
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Tony Bonsignore
Chancellor Alistair Darling has delivered an action-packed pre-budget report. Citywire brings the best analysis and the first reactions.
00:01 | 21 Nov 2008
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Tony Bonsignore
Welcome to the age of the ZIRP.
11:09 | 20 Nov 2008
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Nicholas Paler
Citywire has been inundated with comments from Barclays shareholders about the bank’s capital raising plans. While some are closing their accounts in protest, others welcome the bank’s strategy.
10:17 | 19 Nov 2008
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Tony Bonsignore
Consumers have long been resentful of the pre-Christmas rip-off. The latest round of high street sales is a welcome acknowledgment that times have changed.
09:25 | 17 Nov 2008
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Richard Lander
The world’s economy will suffer if Detroit gets bailed out by Washington.
11:14 | 13 Nov 2008
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Tony Bonsignore
Hank Paulson's plan to buy toxic assets from banks has been abandoned. And the BoE has declared peace on its former foe, inflation. What is going on?
09:55 | 07 Nov 2008
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Nicholas Paler
While many top investors favour BP, they say both are a good buy.
10:20 | 06 Nov 2008
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Tony Bonsignore
Peter Mandelson has attempted to stoke up public anger about the banks’ apparent refusal to pass on interest rate cuts. But matters are a lot more complex than the government is prepared to suggest.
10:16 | 04 Nov 2008
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Tony Bonsignore
Less than a month after being rescued from disaster, banks look like negotiating remarkably generous terms over the £500 billion taxpayer bail-out.
16:31 | 03 Nov 2008
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Colin McClelland
As observers argue whether a win by Barack Obama would boost markets or send them tumbling, one thing is certain: the next US president will find his policies constrained by the massive economic challenge ahead.
00:01 | 31 Oct 2008
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Lucian Camp
Forget world cruises, what the buyers of long-term savings products really aspire to is penguins in their back gardens.
11:58 | 30 Oct 2008
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Tony Bonsignore
Current downturn could be worse than 1929, MPC rebel professor David Blanchflower warns, and only sharp cuts in interest rates may save us. But what, he asks, were the MPC and economists doing all this time?
00:01 | 28 Oct 2008
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Nicholas Paler
It should be a close call on Wednesday in the States, but experts question whether the interest rate decision will have any impact on markets.
14:30 | 27 Oct 2008
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Deborah Hyde
As the global mood continues to blacken, all the signals point towards the need for central banks to take decisive action.
10:12 | 27 Oct 2008
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Richard Lander
Keynesianism is the new black – an indication of the desperate times we are in.
09:54 | 27 Oct 2008
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Deborah Hyde
The prospects for Asian markets and their effects on the UK investor.
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