Economics / Markets
Markets fall as Germany and France impose fresh national lockdowns
‘Buy everything’ turns into ‘sell everything’
PA360 Digital: High-quality businesses 'likely winners' in post-Covid shock economy
‘What goes down must come up’
UK dividends suffer 49% fall in Q3 - Link
Lowest Q3 payout since 2010
UK inflation jumps as transport costs rise and Eat Out to Help Out ends
CPI rises to 0.5%
Moody's downgrades UK credit rating
Pandemic and Brexit
Josh Pond: Key investor issues arising from US election debates
Polling day set for 3 November
Economic recovery to continue into 2021 - Aviva Investors
Additional full lockdowns to be avoided
Cost of pandemic could reach $28trn, IMF warns
Worst crisis since Great Recession
Covid-19 plunges UK economy into deepest ever recession - ONS
GDP fell by 20.4% in three months to June
Architas' Sweeney's: Too early to call a recovery with geopolitical woes and oil price swings on horizon
Markets jumped considerably over the last quarter, mainly due to the pace and scale of the unprecedented stimulus measures delivered around the world. But the outlook for recovery remains on shakey ground according to Architas fund manager Nathan Sweeney
Chancellor confirms Covid-19 salary top-up scheme
UK faces 'difficult winter'
New lockdown restrictions will set back economic growth by a year - Capital Economics
Policy response depends on 'severity' of new restrictions
Investors turn to bonds in July as UK equities suffer outflows - IA stats
Latest figures from IA
Andrew Bailey warns UK economy could be hit harder than first expected
'Scarring' from coronavirus crisis expected
Guy Stephens: Bracing for the Brexit second wave
UK equity market has fallen behind the rest of the world
UK in 'largest recession on record' as coronavirus slashed GDP by 22%
First recession since 2009
Second wave could see Sunak shelve autumn Budget until spring 2021 - reports
Mini spending review may replace Budget
Bank of England holds interest rates at record lows
Predicts two lost years of UK growth
How low can the Bank of England go? Six considerations for negative interest rates
Go alone for follow the crowd?
UK payrolls down 649,000 during Covid-19 lockdown - ONS
2.6 million claiming work-related benefits
'Undoubtedly worrying figures': UK GDP rebounds by lacklustre 1.8%
Latest figures make for 'grim reading'
Laura Suter: How the public's finances are looking as lockdown eases
Written off credit card debt
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