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UK pound records biggest monthly decline since 2016 as economic uncertainty grows

STERLING has recorded its biggest monthly decline against the dollar since the wake of the Brexit referendum in 2016.

The National (Scotland)

Ten money changes coming in September including cost of living payments

To help you keep on top of the latest money changes, we’ve rounded up ten financial updates to expect in September

Liverpool Echo

New changes coming in September 2022 - bank notes, number plates and cost of living payments

There are six important dates to note this September.

Daily Record

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Ten money changes coming in September including £326 cost of living payment

We’ve rounded up ten financial updates to expect in September, as Brits prepare for a tough winter with the energy price cap confirmed to rise to £3,549 in October

Daily Mirror

Pound heads for worst month since 2016 against US dollar; eurozone inflation hits record high – as it happened

Pound and UK government bonds have suffered a torrid month, as Rishi Sunak warns of risk that markets lose faith in UK economy

The Guardian - UK

Warning to anyone with old bank notes in their wallet as deadline looms

The paper notes will soon be discontinued and replaced with polymer notes

Liverpool Echo

Time running out to spend paper £20 and £50 notes

Notes become discontinued on September 30

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Gadgets: Apple's iPhone 14 series will have 80 per cent Samsung Display screens

According to GSM Arena, internal info suggests that Apple procured 82 per cent of panels from Samsung, 12 per cent from the Korean company LG Display and the other 6 per cent from the Chinese BOE. Read more on Dynamite News:

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UK food price inflation hits highest level since global financial crash

Prices in shops rose by 5.1% in August, British Retail Consortium finds, as the war in Ukraine pushes up prices up for farmers

The Guardian - UK

One month left to spend old £20 & £50 paper notes, Bank of England warns - Here's how you can exchange yours

The Bank of England has issued a warning for those with paper £20 and £50 banknotes. The old notes will be withdrawn from legal tender on September 30.

Wales Online

UK credit card borrowing rises at fastest rate in 17 years

Spike in inflation and threat of rising energy prices likely to add to cost of living crisis, say analysts

The Guardian - UK

Warning issued to anyone with old bank notes before they expire in September

Old paper £20 and £50 notes will cease to be legal tender and people are being urged to spend them, bank them or swap them for new polymer versions before the deadline

Chronicle Live

Spike in credit card borrowing adds to City fears and market jitters over UK economy

Pound falls as Bank of England figures show people are leaning on their credit cards as the economy slows

Evening Standard

Warning to anyone with old bank notes in their wallet before they expire in one month

There is just one month left before old paper £20 and £50 notes cease to be legal tender - this means you need to spend them before September 30, or swap them for new polymer versions

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Goldman Sachs warns UK inflation could hit 22% in January; German inflation at near 50-year high – as it happened

Investment bank warns inflation could exceed 20% if UK energy price cap rises 80% in January, while baseline forecast has inflation rising to almost 15%

Daily Mirror

Liz Truss 'considering nuclear VAT cut' to combat cost of living crisis

The Treasury is set to suggest plans which are modelled on Gordon Brown's response to the 2008 financial crisis to help households across the country battle against rising energy bills

The National (Scotland)

There’s no need for a national debt, now or in indy Scotland

THE City of London is home to many useful and responsible financial institutions. But this respectable facade also conceals a host of less savoury…

The Guardian - UK

City regulators clear HBOS ex-bosses of misconduct over bank’s near-collapse

Watchdogs say six-year investigation had determined no grounds for action against unnamed individuals

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The Guardian - UK

Empty chairs: when the UK government goes missing from media scrutiny

Once again with the energy cap rise, ministers have declined to join a discussion about a difficult topic

Daily Mirror

House prices expected to fall by up to 12 per cent - find out how your area compares

The real-term shrinking of household income, coupled with costs and mortgage prices rising, will mean the current high number of property buyers will likely decline sharply

The Independent UK

Cost of living crisis: The upcoming dates you need to know about

Autumn of bleak economic forecasts lies ahead as new PM enters Downing Street with plenty to do

The Guardian - UK

The crises of the past two years have killed the idea that markets will fix everything

Government intervention, crucial during Covid, is just as vital now, as energy prices soar and living standards plummet, says Guardian economics editor Larry Elliott

Daily Mirror

Summer of discontent as UK hit by huge energy bills, axed flights and strike delays

The UK is facing a summer of discontent with rising energy bills, soaring food prices, flight cancellations, a looming recession and strikes expected across the country in the coming months

The Conversation

If interest rates are raised high enough to kill off inflation, how bad will the consequences be?

Cineworld has signalled its intention to declare bankruptcy. Like many companies in the UK and elsewhere, the London-based cinema chain took on massive amounts of debt to expand. It is expected to use the Chapter 11 process in the US to restructure its debt and other obligations.

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak attacks Liz Truss’s plans to curb Bank of England’s independence

Former chancellor says rival’s economic proposals could ‘spook international investors’

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