UK inflation ‘moving in right direction’ for rate cuts: Bank of England
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UK interest rates held at 5.25%
The Bank of England has kept UK interest rates at a 16-year high of 5.25 per cent, despite evidence that...
UK woman Wen Jian guilty of laundering bitcoin from US$6.3 billion China fraud
A woman accused of converting bitcoin into cash and property to help hide the proceeds of a £5 billion (US$6.3...
Credit crunch holding back UK housing market
Falling inflation and lower interest rate prospects have led to growing confidence among sellers but analysts at the Bank of...
Trading app Robinhood drops margin investing in UK launch
Story continues below Advertisement Trading platform Robinhood has "paused" its plan to lend to UK-based customers to allow them to...
Car rally in UK to showcase ‘unwavering support’ for PM Modi ahead of Lok Sabha polls
NEW DELHI: A car rally showcasing 'unwavering support' for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) was...
FCA ‘won’t stand in the way’ of an end to free banking, says boss
Most savers don't currently pay to maintain bank accounts in the UKHowever, some providers in the UK already impose fees...
Don’t turn us into social security cops, banks tell UK government – POLITICO
LONDON — “Bank snitches on grandma” is hardly a headline Britain's banks want to see. But a new U.K. bill...
Bitcoin surges to all-time peak above $72,000
London (AFP) – Bitcoin raced to an all-time peak above $72,000 Monday as the world's most popular cryptocurrency won further...
UK women in banking and finance paid 9.3% less than men, says report
Women in the UK in the banking and finance industry are paid 9.3 per cent less than men working in a similar position, according to PwC’s annual Women in Work Index report published in February. The report assesses progress made towards achieving gender equality at work across 33 countries from the OECD. Considering the “gender pay penalty” by industry, the gap in banking and finance is higher than the 7 per cent average across all industries, but lower than in areas such as manufacturing. The gender pay penalty differs from the gender...