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FTSE 100 holds losses; house prices hit record high in March

FTSE 100 holds losses; house prices hit record high in March
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FTSE 100 holds losses; house prices hit record high in March

FTSE 100 holds losses; house prices hit record high in March
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Construction hits seven-year high as rebound gains momentum

Construction hits seven-year high as rebound gains momentum Spending on credit and debit cards rises strongly and online job ads return to almost the same level as before the pandemic struck 8 April 2021 • 1:02pm Construction output rose at the fastest pace in seven years in March as a building boom and the economic recovery gained momentum. The resumption of pandemic-delayed projects and a boost from major infrastructure projects lifted the gauge of construction activity to its highest level since September 2014. The IHS Markit/CIPS construction purchasing managers’ index surged to 61.7, marking a significant rise on February’s 53.3 and blowing out economists’ expectations. Any reading above 50 indicates a positive change on the prior year.

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Rwanda emerges as world leader in the fight against Covid-19 – leading macroeconomic influencers

Rwanda emerges as world leader in the fight against Covid-19 – leading macroeconomic influencers 8 January 2021 (Last Updated January 8th, 2021 08:02) Economists believe that despite poor healthcare systems marked by lack of ventilators, intensive care unit beds, and funds, Rwanda has emerged as a clear winner in the fight against Covid-19. One of Zipline’s drones delivering medical supplies in Rwanda. Credit: Gavi/2018/KAREL PRINSLOO Share Article Economists believe that despite poor healthcare systems marked by lack of ventilators, intensive care unit beds, and funds, Rwanda has emerged as a clear winner in the fight against Covid-19, reporting low mortalities and virus spread through community participation, equity, trust and patient centrism.

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Britain comes roaring back from pandemic slump as manufacturing soars

Britain has come roaring back after last year s pandemic slump as growth in manufacturing hit a ten-year high in March. Factories ramped up output at the quickest rate since late 2020, while orders piled in and employment picked up. The optimism in Britain, as the country begins easing lockdown restrictions, came in stark contrast to the mood across the Channel. Manufacturing in Britain hit a ten-year high in March as factories ramped up output. (Stock image) Analysts at investment bank Berenberg warned that France s economy faces a further £12.8billion hit after the nation was plunged into a third lockdown. The UK Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index hit a reading of 58.9 in March – the highest since February 2011. Any reading over 50 indicates growth.

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