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Traders attack pound in biggest bet since Brexit (opens the original)
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Speculators have launched their most sustained assault on sterling since the Brexit vote, official figures show. In what is being called ‘a disastrous vote of no confidence in Labour’, hedge funds and other foreign exchange traders have been piling up bets against the pound for more than a year. The wall of money wagered against sterling recently hit its highest level in almost a decade after net bets against the currency topped £6.5billion, figures from US financial regulator the Commodities an
Fears for piers over 'devastating' hikes in gambling taxes (opens the original)
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Seaside arcades, such as the one in TV’s Gavin & Stacey, often support small coastal economies during the lean winter months Owners of seaside arcades fear a ‘devastating’ hike in gambling taxes could put them out of business. The Chancellor is said to be looking at doubling machine gaming duty to 40 per cent at next month’s Budget in a move targeted at High Street bookies. But struggling pubs, bingo halls and amusement arcades could be hit by the costlier levies. Charles Holland, whose family f
Diesel set to hit record high price TODAY as US considers export ban (opens the original)
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The price of diesel will hit a record high today as fears grow that low stocks may dwindle further if Donald Trump imposes an export ban as the Iran war drags on. The average cost of a litre of diesel last night was 198.89p, a fraction below the high in the aftermath of Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022. 'The previous record of 199.09p a litre for diesel will be broken today,' Simon Williams, the RAC's head of policy, told The Mail on Sunday. Experts say the £2 barrier will be breached within
Backlash grows against Labour's 'incoherent' reporting reforms (opens the original)
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Labour's plans to water down reporting rules for shareholder-owned firms have been condemned as 'incoherent' and showing 'a lack of joined-up thinking', it was claimed last night. The Government wants to update and simplify corporate reporting requirements as part of a pledge to cut red tape and boost growth. The reforms, which were set out in a consultation paper last week, include: Firms have lobbied to loosen the reporting rules, led by the GC100 group for general counsels and company secreta
Bank of England boss urged to pause bond sales costing the UK £100bn (opens the original)
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The Bank of England is under growing pressure to pause a controversial debt-selling programme that is set to cost the taxpayer over £100billion. It comes as the Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee is expected to keep interest rates on hold this week despite soaring energy prices caused by the US war on Iran, which is fuelling inflation. The MPC will also decide on the pace of bond sales that are crystallising huge losses for the Bank – and taxpayers – as government borrowing costs around the world
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