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  (Sharecast News) - British manufacturing output ticked higher in October, a closely-watched survey showed on Monday, despite ongoing weakness across global markets.

• Oil prices spark after Opec pauses output hikes

  Monday 03 Nov 2025

  (Sharecast News) - Global oil prices pushed higher on Monday, after Opec and its allies agreed to curtail plans to hike output.

• Morgan Stanley lifts oil price forecast

  Monday 03 Nov 2025

  (Sharecast News) - Morgan Stanley has lifted its oil price forecast, in response to fresh sanctions on Russian oil majors and moves by Opec+ to rein in production hikes.

• House price growth eases in October - Nationwide

  Friday 31 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - UK house price growth eased a little in October, according to figures released on Friday by Nationwide.

• German retail sales rise 0.2% in September

  Friday 31 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - German retail sales rose 0.2% in September compared with the prior month, federal statistics office Destatis said on Friday.

• Virgin Trains cleared to launch cross-Channel Eurostar competitor

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  (Sharecast News) - Virgin Trains has been cleared to launch high-speed passenger services through the Channel Tunnel, it emerged on Thursday, ending Eurostar's three-decade monopoly on cross-Channel rail travel.

• ECB keeps rates on hold as expected

  Thursday 30 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - The European Central Bank kept interest rates on hold on Thursday at 2%, as widely expected.

• Eurozone economic sentiment picks up in October

  Thursday 30 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - Eurozone economic sentiment picked up in October, according to a survey released on Tuhrsday by the European Commission.

• Ofgem lays plans to wipe £500m of household energy debt

  Thursday 30 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - Ofgem announced plans to write off up to £500m in household energy debt on Thursday, as part of a sweeping package of reforms aimed at resetting how the UK manages and prevents energy arrears.

• Trump, Xi agree conditional one-year trade truce

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  (Sharecast News) - The United States and China have agreed a one-year trade truce that pauses some of the most contentious measures in their economic stand-off, after US president Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping met in South Korea for their first face-to-face talks since 2019.

• Bank of Canada cuts rates by 25 basis points, as expected

  Wednesday 29 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - The Bank of Canada cut its key interest rate on Wednesday by 25 basis points to 2.25%, as widely expected, but suggested rates would likely be on hold at the next policy meeting.

• UK mortgage approvals tick higher in September, borrowing hits six-month high

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  (Sharecast News) - UK mortgage approvals unexpectedly ticked higher in September and borrowing hit a six-month high, according to data released on Wednesday by the Bank of England.

• German consumer sentiment set to deteriorate in November - GfK

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  (Sharecast News) - German consumer sentiment is expected to deteriorate in November, according to a survey released on Tuesday by GfK and the Nuremberg Institute for Market Decisions (NIM).

• Retail sales fall again in October amid Budget concerns - CBI

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  (Sharecast News) - Retail sales fell again in October amid weak confidence and Budget concerns, according to a survey released on Monday by the Confederation of British Industry.

• UK shop price inflation slows as retailers ramp up promotions

  Tuesday 28 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - Increased competition among retailers and widespread discounting resulted in a slowdown in UK shop price inflation in October, according to figures out on Tuesday from the British Retail Consortium and NielsenIQ.

• UK factories flag 'tentative' turnaround in surprise boost to economy - PMI

  Friday 24 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - The UK economy expanded in October, a closely-watched survey showed on Friday, boosted by an above-forecast rebound in manufacturing and easing cost inflation.

• UK car production falls sharply in September

  Friday 24 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - UK car and van production fell sharply in September, according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, with total output down 35.9% year-on-year to 54,319 units.

• UK retail sales jump in September, beating forecasts

  Friday 24 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - Retail sales jumped in the last quarter, official data showed on Friday, boosted by strong demand for summer clothing and gold jewellery.

• BoE's Dhingra warns of US tariff impact on economic growth

  Thursday 23 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - Increased US trade tariffs will lower economic growth in the UK and put downward pressure on inflation, according to the Bank of England's Swati Dhingra.

• Consumer sentiment ticks higher in October - GfK

  Friday 24 Oct 2025

  (Sharecast News) - UK consumer confidence edged higher in October, a long-running survey showed on Friday, despite ongoing cost pressures and uncertainty around the upcoming Budget.

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