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Majority of MPC rate-setters back hike of 0.5 percentage points despite fears UK is entering a long recession

Financial markets expect 0.5 percentage point increase as fears mount that UK is about to enter long recession

Thanks to our unaffordable housing, Philip Lowe might not end up with a recession on his conscious, only the legacy of broken promises.

Despite inflation cooling down, the Fed’s aggressive monetary policy could push the economy into a recession. Given this backdrop, we believe quality fast food stocks Domino’s Pizza Group (DPUKY) and Nathan’s Famous (NATH) could be wise additions to your portfolio to garner good returns. Fast food stocks tend to be…

Dividends are a tangible way of cushioning one’s portfolio through a steady income stream. Blue-chip stock The Coca-Cola Company (KO) has been paying dividends for decades. The company’s strong balance sheet has helped it raise dividends for 60 consecutive years. With the possibility of the economy entering a recession next…

November’s CPI was cooler than expected, indicating that inflation is moderating from its highest level in decades seen earlier this year. However, the chances of a recession next year continue to worry investors. Amid this backdrop, it could be wise to invest in no-brainer stocks Cisco Systems (CSCO), Unit Corporation…

Economists predict 0.5 per cent rise despite inflation peak and sharp recession

With a recession looming, many workers are looking for their next job to be recession-proof. But the top jobs on the list may surprise you.

Inflation eased again in November, which could allow the Fed to slow interest-rate hikes into the following year. Overall, the odds of the economy avoiding an anticipated recession are increasing. Given this backdrop, quality stocks CVS Health (CVS), ADT (ADT), ODP Corporation (ODP), and Universal Logistics (ULH) will likely see…

“The mood among U.S. equity investors has soured in December,” said the report’s author.

Signs that the jobs market is turning as the UK heads for an expected recession