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UK economy shows signs of slowdown as BoE rate hikes mount - Vimarsana News

UK economy shows signs of slowdown as BoE rate hikes mount

Britain's economy is slowing and might be heading for a recession as it feels the impact of 14 back-to-back interest rate increases by the Bank of England to fight high inflation. ...

Sterling tumbles as weak PMI has traders betting on a lower terminal rate - Vimarsana News

Sterling tumbles as weak PMI has traders betting on a lower terminal rate

LONDON -The British pound was on track for its biggest daily drop against the dollar in almost a month after a survey showed a slump in UK business activity in August, prompting a scaling back of...

Input costs hit record high in July — Report - Vimarsana News

Input costs hit record high in July — Report

The Stanbic IBTC Purchasing Manager Index has shown that business confidence hit a new low as PMI fell to 51.7 points in July, down from 53.2 points recorded in June.

UAE non-oil economy growth remains strong despite competitive pressures, PMI data shows - Vimarsana News

UAE non-oil economy growth remains strong despite competitive pressures, PMI data shows

UAE's Purchasing Managers' Index decreased from 56.9 in June to 56.0 in July

Italy's service sector grows at slower pace in July- PMI - Vimarsana News

Italy's service sector grows at slower pace in July- PMI

Italy's services sector grew in July for a seventh month running but at a slower pace than the month before as higher interest rates and the elevated cost of living weighed on the euro zone's third largest economy, a survey showed on Thursday. The HCOB Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for Italian services came in at 51.5, down from 52.2 in June. The result was lower than expected, with a Reuters survey of 16 analysts pointing to a figure of 52.2.

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