Rise in Insolvencies Blamed on Lack of Liquidity
According to Freshfields, the business owners are finding it hard to manage their companies because of a lack of liquidity.
A report from the legal firm indicates that compared with a 21% rise in the first quarter, the corporate insolvencies rose by 40% at the end of the second half of 2009.
Scope for Disappointment in 2101
A Legal & General Investment Management economist has warned that the strength of the economic recovery may be overstated. Tim Drayson said that investors should be careful, as households were still adjusting to the crunch, the effects of government stimuli were wearing off and firms were remaining cautious.
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FTSE May Hit 7000 Points
As Britain emerge from a deep recession, experts predict that the FTSE 100 could reach 7000 points next year, which will be its highest ever level.
The index of the top 100 performing companies on the LSE, currently trading at just over 5000, is set to top 6000 points and could even smash the previous high of 6930.2 seen in the dotcom boom of 1999.
According to the financial website The Motley Fool, the FTSE saw its best ever quarterly performance with gains of 22% between July and September but further rallies seem likely.
A surging index would ‘trickle down’ into the wider economy.
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Fed and Bank Chiefs Signal the End of Recession in the UK and US
Mervyn King, Governor of the Bank of England, told the Committee there were signs that the UK economy was growing again, implying that the recession was over, but he warned that the strength and sustainability of the recovery were still highly uncertain.
Chairman of the Federal Reserve, Ben Bernanke, has also called the end of America’s recession.
Why Money Doesn’t Buy You Happiness in Britain
According to a new study, it is suggested that the Britons earn more money but have a poorer quality of life than many of their European counterparts.
The British endure longer working hours, with fewer holidays and a higher cost of living than in other countries. Although the British had the highest net household income—£35730 a year, which is more than £10000 above the European average—it was not enough to lift Britain out of bottom place in a quality of life table for ten countries.
Researchers compared 17 factors, including income, taxes, the cost of essential goods, working hours, holiday entitlement and life expectancy. Britons may have been the highest earners but spent most of it on keeping a ‘roof over our heads, food on the table and the homes warm’.
The British aloso had the lowest number of holiday days a year—an average of 28 compared with 41 in some other countries—and paid the most for diesel and food. France and Spain topped the European Quality of Life Index.
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