Holly Williams
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🔮 “In our view, the best outcome for UK growth would be a credible plan to get Government spending under control – eliminating the fear of higher taxes – alongside supply side measures to boost growth.”
🔮 “In our view, the best outcome for UK growth would be a credible plan to get Government spending under control – eliminating the fear of higher taxes – alongside supply side measures to boost growth.”
🔮 Under the triple lock guarantee, the state pension increases every April in line with whichever is the highest of total earnings growth in the year from May to July of the previous year, CPI (Consumer Prices Index) inflation in September of the previous year, or 2.5%.
🔮 Thomas Pugh, chief economist at RSM UK, said that despite ongoing weakness, the statistics show signs of stabilisation in the jobs market, which may give the Bank room to increase rates to combat inflation in the coming months.
🔮 Under the triple lock guarantee, the state pension increases every April in line with whichever is the highest of total earnings growth in the year from May to July of the previous year, CPI (Consumer Prices Index) inflation in September of the previous year, or 2.5%.
🔮 IEA slashes global oil demand and supply forecast again as Iran war intensifies
The Paris-based agency said in its monthly report that the “impasse in negotiations between the United States and Iran” and renewed attacks in the region would “hamper the normalisation of oil flows”.
🔮 Co-op could face investigation into Southern Co-op deal over competition fears
🔮 The group said Lisa Jacobs is set to leave “no later” than September 2027 and will now kick off the search for her replacement.
🔮 The cuts are largely expected to impact office roles, with the majority of job losses affecting its UK operations, where around 34,000 staff in total are based.
🔮 Applied Nutrition hikes outlook after revenues jump 50%
Applied Nutrition has hiked its earnings outlook thanks to a 50% surge in sales and forecast more growth over the year ahead despite pressure from rising whey prices.
The health and wellness brand – which is backed by TV personality Coleen Rooney – said it now expects annual underlying earnings to jump by 40% to around £43.3 million after sales soared to £160 million in the year to July 31, up from £107 million the previous year.
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