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Report say tomorrows U.S. CPI inflation data is coming in lower than expectations this will set currency markets on fire and prompting a sharp decline in the Dollar as investors bet peak inflation had been reached, triggering a rally in GBP, Lloyds

Britain's labour market cooled further in December, according to a survey of recruiters published on Tuesday that may ease some of the Bank of England's concerns about the risks of longer-term inflation pressure.

The monthly index of vacancies, compiled by the Recruitment and Employment Confederation trade body and accountants KPMG, fell last month to 53.0, its lowest since February 2021 and down from 54.1 in November.

https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/uk-jobs-market-softens-again-december-rec-2023-01-10/

Lloyds should be recession proof as it's already sets aside £668m for bad loans

All flights across the United States have been grounded this morning due to a computer glitch at the Federal Aviation Authority

Lloyds is in a holding pool awaiting US CPI report out Thursday

London Heathrow airport handled only three-quarters of pre-pandemic passenger numbers during 2022 – and has warned that Covid testing could set back further recovery.

Britain’s busiest aviation hub handled 61.6 million passengers last year, which was 76 per cent of 2019 levels. The figure for 2022 represented a threefold increase on the previous year, which Heathrow says is “the highest passenger increase of any airport in Europe”.

December the airport handled an average of over 190,000 passengers per day – down 12 per cent over the corresponding month in 2019, which was the busiest-ever end to a year

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/heathrow-airport-flights-2022-covid-b2259968.html%3famp

The rally just taking a breather as all eyes will be on Jerome Powell when he speaks later markets expected the Fed to slow the pace of its rate hikes from 50 basis points in December to 25 next month

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1.44p I've just broken even, IAG rallies on the back of China's reopening of its borders reinforced hopes for a rebound in the world's second-largest economy

Lloyds is rallies this morning as China's reopening of its borders reinforced hopes for a rebound in the world's second-largest economy

Which? has called on the government to bolster the aviation watchdog’s powers as fresh data reveals that passengers are losing faith in airlines’ ability to provide good customer service.

https://www.cityam.com/which-calls-on-gov-to-increase-aviation-regulators-powers-as-passengers-angry-at-airlines/

US earnings week should give some good indication for UK banks, hopefully cross the 50p line this week

Lloyds Banking Group has drawn up controversial plans to consign ten million ‘low value’ customers to a second-class service, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.

Under a new tiered system – criticised last night as ‘deeply cynical’ – clients who are put into the lower bracket will be given an inferior service compared with those considered more profitable.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11609981/amp/Lloyds-controversial-plan-10-million-loyal-customers-second-rate-service.html

Should get a bounce Monday with China opening its borders the world's 2nd largest economy, before Brexit the Ukraine was wasn't an issue now the UK is out of Europe and Europe's economy is in better shape than the UK's we're blaming it on the Ukraine war, it's the only reason it's in the news

Miners led the FTSE 100 today, with the likes of Glencore, Anglo American and Anto***asta all hovering near the summit of the biggest risers table.

https://www.cityam.com/ftse-100-bank-shares-to-move-after-standard-chartered-speculation/

Another good set of numbers from the payroll will encourage the Fed to hike rates again, every rate hike has set back the on the share price

US non farm payroll report out today not looking good for markets

Ozwald Boateng’s new uniform for British Airways staff has finally been revealed. It is the end of an era for BA’s famous Stephen Jones hat worn by female cabin crew.

(In reality, the hats have been out of service for almost two years now, thanks to the restructuring of BA’s crew fleets.)

Boateng’s ‘modern contemporary twist’ will transform uniforms for all 30,000+ British Airways employees, not just cabin crew, who wear a uniform as part of their role. It is the first new uniform since 2003, when Julien Macdonald designed the current uniform.

https://www.headforpoints.com/2023/01/06/british-airways-unveils-new-crew-uniforms-from-ozwald-boateng/

Information on thousands of small businesses that received taxpayer-backed loans during Covid-19 will remain confidential, after a tribunal blocked an anti-corruption campaign group’s bid to obtain the data through a Freedom of Information (FoI) request.

https://www.cityam.com/data-on-firms-that-took-uk-covid-loans-to-remain-secret-tribunal-rules/

The British Pound was amongst the casualties of a global investor shakedown following the release of stronger-than-expected U.S. labour market data and will likely remain under pressure if Friday's jobs report is stronger than the market is expecting