Chris Papadopoullos
City A.M.
United Kingdom
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Rightmove: Cheapest boroughs fuel 11 per cent rise in London house prices as one agent warns it now takes 46 years to save for a deposit
London house prices have climbed 11 per cent over the last 12 months, with the cheapest boroughs rising at the most rapid rate. → Read More
From oil prices to global growth: Here are Goldman Sachs' top 10 market themes for 2016
Economists at Goldman Sachs have just released what they believe will be the 10 biggest economic themes of 2016. → Read More
ECB minutes: Bigger Eurozone QE programme now looks like 'done deal'
The European Central Bank considered expanding its €1. → Read More
Manufacturing outlook deteriorates as export orders drop to three-year low – CBI industrial trends survey
Manufacturers’ export orders are at the lowest for three years, new figures show, dashing hopes that an economic recovery in the Eurozone would provide → Read More
HSBC: UK homeowners are losing £29bn a year by not remortgaging
Brits are losing a massive £29bn by not remortgaging onto better deals, a leading lender has said. → Read More
UK house prices: Mortgage lending is steaming ahead at its fastest pace since 2008, says the Council of Mortgage Lenders
Mortgage lending is in full recovery mode. → Read More
Sharp drop in retail sales in October as shoppers gear up for Black Friday
UK retail sales saw a steep drop in October as the hype surrounding the rugby world cup died down and a possible sign that shoppers are waiting to snap → Read More
Private sector workers are optimistic about the next 12 months but public sector employees think they will be worse off
Brits’ optimism on their finances has risen this month with a strong outlook for private sector workers lifting overall confidence while those in the → Read More
Billionaire Dermot Desmond throws spanner in the works of Ladbrokes' merger with Coral
Billionaire financier Dermot Desmond has today thrown a spanner in the works of bookmaker Ladbrokes’ merger with rival Coral by asking other shareholders → Read More
Shares in Greek banks hit record lows as investors brace themselves for bank recapitalisation
Shares in Greece’s biggest banks plummeted today with three of the big four hitting record lows as the country's parliament prepares to pass reforms → Read More
Eurozone construction dives in September
The Eurozone’s construction sector is still struggling to recover after nearly a decade of decline and stagnation. → Read More
Bank of England's Ben Broadbent tells analysts to take the yield curve with a grain of salt
Investors, analysts and economists are at risk of making big mistakes if they interptet the interest rate on short-term government bonds as a consensus → Read More
Ditching traditional employment for portfolio careers is making people happier, says MBA & Co
Quitting your job may be the best career choice you ever make. → Read More
Chinese economy stopped decelerating this month, World Economics business survey shows
China’s economy is stabilising, according to business survey figures published today, with the manufacturing and services maintaining their growth rates → Read More
Greece and Eurogroup strike deal on €12bn slice of bailout cash
Greece has struck a deal with its creditors to unlock €12bn (£8. → Read More
US inflation rises to 0.2 per cent in October as energy prices halt their decline
Annual inflation in the US climbed to 0. → Read More
Investors bet on 2015 Federal Reserve interest rate hike as they pile cash into stocks and real estate – Bank of America Merrill Lynch's fund manager survey
Investors are gearing up for an imminent US interest hike and are piling cash into stocks, real estate and alternative investments, according to new survey → Read More
France to be given budget leeway by European Commission after Paris attacks
The European Commission (EC) said it will reassess France’s budget needs once its security budget plans are made clear. → Read More
German investor sentiment rebounds despite Paris attacks and Volkswagen emissions cheating scandal
German investor sentiment rebounded this month, according to new survey figures published today, suggesting a limited impact on confidence from the Paris → Read More
Inflation stays at minus 0.1 per cent in October as food and booze prices fall
Just in time for Christmas. → Read More