Economics Weekly: Our chief economist examines the pending easing of restrictions, and also takes a look at the latest GDP, Eurozone, and new car market figures.
Building back greener: Amid government initiatives and corporations pledging to be net carbon zero, some forward-thinking small businesses are inspiring grassroots change.
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🌍 With the UN climate summit #COP26 due to take place in Glasgow later this year, the UK government is urging more businesses to redouble their efforts to cut carbon emissions by signing up to Race To Zero.
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📅Wednesday 9 June, 9.30am
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How will the coronavirus crisis change the places in which we live as the old ways of working and commuting undergo a transformation?
It's one of the five key trends explored in our new Futurefit series. #RoyalBankFuturefit
The quarterly Small Business Recovery PMI monitors the business conditions and activity of SMEs across the manufacturing, services and construction sectors.
In Q1, it saw the strongest upturn in output from small firms in over four years. Read the full report👇🏾
A new tax year is just around the corner and with it come some changes in legislation that may affect your small business.
Accounting software provider @FreeAgent has a handy breakdown of what you need to know as we enter the 2021/22 tax year, which starts on 6 April.
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On the anniversary of the first lockdown, we continue to find ourselves under partial lockdown.
Reports on the recovery gathering pace continue to flow in, with job ads the latest to show a marked improvement. But some of us are not so lucky. Italy has entered lockdown, again.
Our latest Economics Weekly delves deeper into last week's Budget, and also looks at some of the key financial headlines from further afield - notably in the US and China.
🚨NEW: Rishi Sunak’s second Budget focused on policies aimed at helping businesses get back on their feet as Britain emerges from the coronavirus pandemic. But there are tax rises ahead…
We break down what you need to know👇🏾 #Budget2021
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With the release of UK GDP data for December, the curtain has been drawn on 2020 (statistically speaking anyway).
But the effects of a year that saw the economy contract by a record 10% will live with us for some time yet.
Our latest Economics Weekly👇🏾
⌛️ Reminder: Applications for #EDGE17 close at 2pm tomorrow, Wednesday 10 February.
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The going was expected to get tough, and indications are that the UK economy’s Covid recovery has gone into reverse.
But we could recover “at a rate of knots” from the second quarter, as per the Bank of England’s chief economist, with the roll-out of the vaccine.