London Stock Exchange suffers ‘biggest exodus since global financial crisis’
Almost 90 companies delisted or transferred their primary listing from the main market – the most since 2009.
Almost 90 companies delisted or transferred their primary listing from the main market – the most since 2009.
Fears of an impending banking crisis have intensified after shares in top lenders plunged.
Decision makers hiked the Bank’s base interest rate in the biggest single rise since 1995, as they tried to control the runaway inflation.
More than £210 billion has been wiped off London’s top index since the beginning of the week.
The latest survey by the Confederation of British Industry paints a grim picture for the last three months, but the sector is hopeful of a recovery.
The stark warning comes as Boris Johnson’s election slogan that he will get Brexit done by January is being rounded on as a misleading slogan as his plans will lead to years of Brexit negotiations and uncertainty.
“This has not happened by chance. There are thousands of jobs that could be created in sustainable energy and renewables, but this government have failed to invest and let our contracts go overseas.”
UK manufacturers are expecting the steepest decline in orders for a decade over the next three months, as Brexit uncertainty and global growth worries take their toll, according to a report. A survey by the CBI business group found that manufacturers are also planning to invest at the lowest rate ...
New stats for August suggest the biggest UK sector for the economy is flatlining, making a recession more likely.
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