The Bank of England is expected to resist unleashing extra emergency support for the economy today amid mixed signals over the fate of the recovery.
The UK economy shrank more than previously feared in the final quarter of last year, the latest official figures have revealed.
Kames Capital is to waive the performance fee on its £65m UK Equity Absolute Return fund for the rest of the year, and will cut it in half from 2013 onwards.
A deputy governor of the Bank of England has launched an outspoken attack on new European regulations that he warns could create further financial crises.
The Bank of England will keep interest rates at record lows for another three years, according to Capital Economics.
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has voted to keep the interest rate at 0.5%, marking three years of the record low figure.