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UK consumer credit slumped as new lockdown hit in January: BoE - Vimarsana News

UK consumer credit slumped as new lockdown hit in January: BoE

British consumer borrowing fell at its fastest pace in January since May last year as the country went back into a coronavirus lockdown, Bank of England data showed on Monday.

UK consumer spending weakens over week to Feb. 11: ONS - Vimarsana News

UK consumer spending weakens over week to Feb. 11: ONS

British consumer spending fell over the past week and the proportion of people on furlough and who are working exclusively from home increased, as the country remained in a coronavirus lockdown, official figures showed on Thursday.

Bullard says U.S. inflation likely to tick up in 2021: CNBC - Vimarsana News

Bullard says U.S. inflation likely to tick up in 2021: CNBC

Financial conditions in the United States were "generally good" right now, with the potential for its economic growth to outpace China, St. Louis Fed president James Bullard said on Tuesday as the country heads into its second year of the COVID-19 pandemic.

U.S. financial outlook mostly good, growth could outpace China: Fed's Bullard - Vimarsana News

U.S. financial outlook mostly good, growth could outpace China: Fed's Bullard

Financial conditions in the United States were "generally good" right now, with the potential for its economic growth to outpace China, St. Louis Fed president James Bullard said on Tuesday as the country heads into its second year of the COVID-19 pandemic.

U.S. consumer sentiment ebbs in February despite additional stimulus hopes - Vimarsana News

U.S. consumer sentiment ebbs in February despite additional stimulus hopes

U.S. consumer sentiment unexpectedly fell in early February amid growing pessimism about the economy among households with annual incomes below $75,000, even as the government is poised to deliver another round of COVID-19 relief money.