Reed Landberg
U.K. Economy Team Leader at Bloomberg News
U.K. Economy team leader for Bloomberg News in London tweeting about that, the energy transition and whatever else seems interesting.
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Aug 18, 2024 |
bloomberg.com | Reed Landberg |Eleanor Thornber
British companies stepped up advertising for jobs for the first time this year, a sign of strength in the labor market, data from Adzuna showed. The jobs-search site said the number of vacancies rose 1.1% in July to 862,043. The number of people looking for work also increased, making it the most competitive market for hiring since the country was emerging from Covid-19 lockdowns in May 2021.
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Aug 18, 2024 |
bnnbloomberg.ca | Reed Landberg |Eleanor Thornber
(Bloomberg) -- British companies stepped up advertising for jobs for the first time this year, a sign of strength in the labor market, data from Adzuna showed. The jobs-search site said the number of vacancies rose 1.1% in July to 862,043. The number of people looking for work also increased, making it the most competitive market for hiring since the country was emerging from Covid-19 lockdowns in May 2021.
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Jul 7, 2024 |
bloomberg.com | Reed Landberg
Bank of England policy maker Jonathan Haskel said UK interest rates should stay at a 16-year high until there’s more firm evidence that inflationary pressures are subdued. The official, who finishes his term on the BOE’s Monetary Policy Committee at the end of August, said there’s been “considerable encouraging signs” on reducing inflation to the 2% target but that “enormous shocks” in the labor market in the past few years mean price pressures are likely to tick higher again.
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Jul 4, 2024 |
yahoo.com | Reed Landberg
Reed LandbergJuly 5, 2024 at 2:17 AM·1 min read(Bloomberg) -- UK house prices remained little changed for a third month in signs the market is stabilizing in face of elevated borrowing costs, according to one of the top mortgage lenders.
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Jul 4, 2024 |
bloomberg.com | Reed Landberg
UK house prices remained little changed for a third month in signs the market is stabilizing in face of elevated borrowing costs, according to one of the top mortgage lenders. Halifax said a typical UK home was priced at £288,455 ($368,520) in June, down 0.2% from a month ago. It followed two months of no change and was a touch weaker than data earlier in the week from Nationwide Building Society, which saw an 0.2% increase in June.
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