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UK economy grew by only 0.1% in November

Figure comes as people began Christmas shopping, while World Cup gave pubs and bars a boost

The Guardian - UK

Job cuts and falling shares: how did it all go so wrong for the US tech sector?

As Amazon axes 18,000 roles and Tesla loses 65% of its value, we examine the causes of the glitch hitting Silicon Valley

The Guardian - UK

Eurozone inflation down more than expected but further interest rate rises ahead

Rising core inflation has intensified the challenge facing the European Central Bank

Evening Standard

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Something big is happening in the U.S. housing market—here's where 27 leading research firms think it'll take home prices in 2023

Among the nation's 27 leading housing researchers, 23 expect U.S. home prices to fall further in 2023.

Fortune

Asia shares up as sentiments boosted by Fed minutes, US jobs

Asian shares are mostly higher following a rally on Wall Street as investors assessed minutes from the Federal Reserve’s latest meeting of policymakers and welcomed encouraging data on U.S. jobs

The Independent UK

Interactive map: The home price correction (or lack of correction) in America's 400 largest housing markets

Mark Zandi: The free-fall in home sales will soon bottom out, while the home price correction carries on.

Fortune

China faces bumpy road to normal as infections surge

China is on a bumpy road back to normal life as schools, shopping malls and restaurants fill up again following the abrupt end of some of the world’s most severe restrictions even as hospitals are swamped with feverish, wheezing COVID-19 patients

The Independent UK

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ING Bank customers missing payments from employers, NAB accepts some responsibility

ING Australia has released a statement, apologising for the inconvenience to customers who have failed to receive their regular salaries over the Christmas period.

ABC News

ING fined for missed data deadlines breach

ING Bank has been fined for failing to meet Consumer Data Right deadlines and for making a false or misleading representation to consumers.

AAP

Bank of England expected to hike interest rates again despite softening inflation

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

The Independent UK

Bank of England expected to further increase interest rates

Interest rates could shoot to 3.5 per cent from next week following a meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee

Manchester Evening News

More mortgage pressure as Bank of England 'to raise interest rates' further

THE Bank of England is expected to raise interest rates even higher next week at its next meeting, putting further pressure on mortgages.

The National (Scotland)

Star-crossed: Mercedes faces dilemma over dependence on Russia and China

Moscow provides Germany with power, and the Chinese buy the company’s cars in their thousands, but now war and global tensions are darkening the diplomatic weather

The Guardian - UK

A 20% home price crash? These 7 forecast models can see it—where the other 13 leading models have the 2023 housing market going

Where 20 leading forecasters foresee home prices going in 2023.

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The Guardian - UK

‘I’m in crisis every day’: prices outpace Belgians’ inflation-matched pay

Even in a country with automatic increases to pay and benefits, there are concerns over the cost of living

Birmingham Post

North East deals of the week: key acquisitions, contracts and investments

Companies featuring in this week's round-up include Newcastle International Airport and Houghton International

Financial Times

Financial instability: the hunt for the next market fracture

Investors are keeping a close eye on areas ranging from US Treasury market illiquidity to Japanese government debt

Evening Standard

Eurozone inflation slowdown raises hopes that price rises may be near their peak

Energy price rises ease while the pace of increasing food costs accelerates, with all eyes on the ECB’s next rate call

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The Independent UK

German industrial workers to get pay raises in 2-year deal

Germany’s biggest industrial union has agreed with employers on a pay deal that will see millions of workers get raises totaling 8.5% over two years as well as one-time payments meant to cushion the effect of sky-high inflation

The Independent UK

Asian stocks mixed after Wall St falls, China retail slows

Asian stocks are higher after Wall Street gave back some of last week’s huge gains, the American and Chinese presidents met and China’s consumer spending shrank in a sign its economy is weakening

Evening Standard

Londoners brace for a long recession and numbers out on Friday could be the start of it

Attention in the boardrooms and cab ranks of the capital turns to looming GDP readout

The Independent UK

Asia stocks fall after Fed says more US rate hikes likely

Asian stock markets have sunk after the Federal Reserve added to fears of a possible recession by saying it wasn’t finished raising U.S. interest rates to cool inflation

Liverpool Echo

Warning to homeowners as mortgage prices could spike again today

The Bank of England is expected to unveil the biggest interest rates in decades

Wales Online

Mortgage warning as Bank of England expected to announce biggest interest rate hike since 1980s

This could be the eighth time in a row that Bank of England hikes interest rates — less than a year ago it was 0.1pc.

The Independent UK

Mortgages could spike again as interest rates set for biggest rise since 1980s

If – as expected – the Bank raises interest rates by 0.75 percentage points, it would be the biggest single increase since 1989.

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