Sterling jumped as high as $1.3169 having started the month at $1.24 – a rise of more than 6 per cent. That was the best performance against the greenback since May 2009.
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MAGGIE PAGANO: Should we break up tech behemoths?
What we need is a fairer environment in which smaller social media outlets or online retailers can compete before being crushed by the big guns.
LSE may sell Italian arm in £21bn takeover of Refinitiv
The EU competition regulator is conducting an in-depth investigation into the deal amid concerns it would leave the LSE with a massive market share in the trading of European government bonds.
Eurozone suffers biggest economic contraction
Output among the 19 single currency nations tumbled 12.1 per cent in the second quarter, in a further sign of the devastation caused by the virus and subsequent lockdown.
More than half of staff at burger chain Byron lose jobs
Byron, which was founded in 2007, fell into administration in June and will hold on to just 550 of its 1,200 workers. Administrator KPMG said 31 of Byron’s 51 restaurants will close.
What will BP do about dividend this quarter?
The energy group has already warned it could write off the value of its production equipment and oilfield exploration assets by as much as £13.5billion after the recent crash in oil prices.
MARKET REPORT: Pets at Home is investors’ best friend
They were a solace for office workers suddenly forced to work from their kitchen tables or spare bedrooms and valuable companions for those with limited chances of other social contact.
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SMALL CAP MOVERS: Junior stocks revived by easier restrictions
The junior market has seen a spate of recovery stories this week, hinting a V-shaped return to pre-pandemic levels could become a reality for some.
UK’s first Dutch-style roundabout opens today in Cambridge
The roundabout features a red cycle lane around it and motorists need to give way if it’s in use. Narrowed roads with pedestrian crossings on the entry and exit will slow traffic.










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