Doughty’s Easydeck takes centre-stage in Crewe
Tuesday, 25 May 2021
The space is set to be home to a variety of independent local businesses
UK - Following an extensive £3m refurbishment, the grade II listed Crewe Market Hall is set to reopen to the public this week (19 May). The space, which has been completely transformed as part of Cheshire East Council’s town centre regeneration programme, is set to be home to a variety of independent local businesses, will feature a new seating area with bespoke tables and chairs as well as a stage which will be used as part of the Market Hall’s exciting calendar of events.
Doughty’s Easydeck takes centre-stage at Crewe Market Hall UK – Following an extensive £3million refurbishment, the grade II listed Crewe Market Hall is set to reopen to the public this week. The space, which has been completely transformed as part of Cheshire East Council’s town centre regeneration programme, is set to be home to a variety of independent local businesses, will feature a new seating area with bespoke tables and chairs as well as a stage which will be used as part of the Market Hall’s exciting calendar of events. When White Light (WL) was approached by East Cheshire Council to supply a temporary stage for the venue, it turned to Doughty Engineering to deliver the solution.
Bonds give inflation a body-swerve :Mike Dolan
05/14/2021 | 01:00am EDT
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LONDON, May 14 (Reuters) - One of the highest U.S. inflation
prints in decades has drawn a stifled yawn from bond markets,
making it harder to see what - short of a dramatic and unlikely
central bank rethink - could budge long-term borrowing rates
much further.
The Federal Reserve s $80 billion per month of Treasury debt
buying is one obvious reason for the relative stasis. But it s
not the only factor.
By Reuters Staff
5 Min Read
(Reuters) - Investors are laser-focused on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Wednesday and crucially the bond market’s reaction to the central bank’s policy-setting committee meeting, with benchmark U.S. Treasury yields at 13-month highs.
FILE PHOTO: The Federal Reserve building is pictured in Washington, DC, U.S., August 22, 2018. REUTERS/Chris Wattie
Federal Reserve officials are due to issue new economic projections on Wednesday, with an upgrade to GDP growth. Markets predict the Fed may be forced to act sooner than expected in raising rates.
Benchmark 10-year Treasury yields have jumped from 0.953% at the beginning of the year to 1.67% on Wednesday, in the midst of the two-day policy meeting that began on Tuesday. The rise in yields in recent weeks came on optimism about the economic recovery and as the United States readied new fiscal stimulus.
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