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UK borrowing undershoot hands Sunak $18b windfall

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  Bloomberg UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak is on track for a windfall of around 13 billion pounds ($17.5 billion) this financial year as borrowing figures for the first nine months came in well below official forecasts, despite a sharp rise in debt interest costs. The budget deficit was 16.8 billion pounds last month, taking the shortfall from ...

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Euro area output increased at slowest pace in almost a year

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  Bloomberg Euro area economic activity increased at its slowest pace in almost a year as infections of the coronavirus’s Omicron strain ripped through the services industry. While supply disruptions eased somewhat for manufacturers, a composite gauge for both sectors falls for a second month, to 52.4 in January from 53.3 in December, according to a survey of purchasing managers ...

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Mexico’s annual inflation slows on core price woes

  Bloomberg Mexico’s annual inflation slowed slightly less than expected in early January and remained far above target, leaving the central bank in a tight spot amid indications the economy is in recession. Consumer prices rose 7.13% from a year earlier, compared to the 7.12% median estimate of economists surveyed by Bloomberg and 7.26% in the last two weeks of ...

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