November has opened trading with the GBP having retraced gains from an incredibly strong month. Investors and traders priced in an interest rate hike from the Bank of England this side of the new year in the last 2 weeks of trading.
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Access to adequate and timely funding is the lifeline of any small business that aspires to grow. In the past, small businesses have depended on assistance from family, friends, and “fools” to fund their small business growth ambitions when they found that they were ineligible to borrow from local lenders.
Digital eco-systems are becoming increasingly important to the global economy. When it comes to cryptocurrencies, regular currencies like the US dollar are a means of exchange. However, cryptocurrencies are only to be for digital trading information.
The covid pandemic has placed a great deal of economic strain on governments across Europe. New initiatives, such as furlough schemes and government grants, were introduced to relieve much of the burden caused by lockdowns and the drop in domestic productivity. While these measures provided much needed support, they left governments in considerable debt.
Consumers with a bad credit score can get a loan despite the score they have. This loan option is called a bad credit loan. A bad credit loan is a specialized loan option that gives consumers access to credit facilities, while helping to build their credit alongside.
USD strength has been the main theme of the week, with focus solely on preparation for The Fed Reserve to begin tapering in November. Initial concerns were raised around tapering beginning too soon with the global economic recovery slowing, as well as high inflation taking place across the board.
The Federal Reserve of the US and Bank of England of the UK both kept interest rates on hold last week. With the markets expecting no changes in rates and Quantitive easing; they were however looking for some forward guidance as to when an interest rate hike may come.
