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Unemployment rate hits 5% and likely to continue rising

Unemployment rate hits 5% and likely to continue rising Possible implications for BoE rate decision 1.72 million people were out of work between September and November 2020, the ONS said Tom Higgins The number of unemployed people in the UK has continued to rise, according to the Office for National Statistics, and is now at the highest level in five years, as industry commentators warn it could climb higher still. Between September and November 2020, the estimated UK unemployment rate was 5%, 1.2% higher than a year earlier and 0.6% higher than the previous quarter, rising by 202,000 in the three months. The. To continue reading. Tel: +44 (0)1858 438 427 Register Now

European Stocks Close Steady as Lagarde Warns of New Recession

European Stocks Close Steady as Lagarde Warns of New Recession This content was published on January 21, 2021 - 17:24 January 21, 2021 - 17:24 (Bloomberg) European equities ended little changed as encouraging earnings reports were offset by ECB President Christine Lagarde’s warning that the euro-area economy is headed for a double-dip recession. The Stoxx 600 Index closed flat, undoing gains of as much as 0.8%. Technology stocks and other sectors more sensitive to the economy, like automakers and retail, outperformed. Real estate and energy shares were among the biggest decliners on Thursday. The region’s equity benchmark began paring gains as the euro rallied, after the European Central Bank decided to keep interest rates and stimulus efforts unchanged. Lagarde said the euro-area economy probably contracted at the end of last year, meaning that the bloc may be headed for a double-dip recession.

Inflation will pass BoE s 2% target once lockdown restrictions ease, analysts warn

UK set for double-dip recession as GDP plummets 2 6 per cent

Jon Hudson, UK Equity Fund Manager at Premier Miton Investors, believes the UK will recover. Hudson said: “With restrictions increasing in November it should come as no surprise that GDP growth took a backward step. “A 2.6 per cent fall was better than many economists feared, with many retailers suggesting a pull forward of Christmas shopping in anticipation of harsher restrictions. “With the UK leading the way on the vaccine rollout and Brexit concerns now in the rear-view mirror, we can look forward to an economic recovery from Spring with growing confidence.” Suren Thiru, BCC Head of Economics, said: “The latest figures highlight the continued damage being done to the UK economy by coronavirus.  

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