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Economic and corporate news continues to be a key focus.
The Bank of England has maintained UK interest rates at 4% despite inflation fears, with the decision made in the run-up to the November budget.
This follows a similar move by the US Federal Reserve, which lowered its interest rate by 0.25 percentage points amid signs of a weakening jobs market.
A parliamentary committee also noted that the impact of higher US tariffs on global growth may be slower than previously assumed, as companies have been front-loading exports.
In corporate news, the broadband group Fibrus has reported a pre-tax loss of 57.6 million pounds, even as its revenues grew by 67% to 29.5 million pounds, taking its EBITDA into positive territory for the first time.
Housebuilders Barratt and Redrow have warned that speculation over reforming property taxes could dampen demand, even as their profits are up.
The lawsuit against Boeing and Honeywell, filed by the families of four passengers who died on an Air India jet, alleges negligence and faulty fuel switches caused the crash.
Boeing has previously incurred over 20 billion pounds in legal costs from two fatal crashes of its 737 Max planes.
In the retail sector, Walmart is planning to raise starting wages for its US workers to between 14 and 19 dollars an hour, while Target's starting hourly wage ranges from 15 to 24 dollars, depending on location.
2025-09-18 18:57:00



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