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I hope each new day brings you closer to a full and speedy recovery
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Four routes will be launched from the International Airlines Group-owned carrier’s new base in the UK.

Aer Lingus will begin its inaugural transatlantic services from the UK in July, launching an initial three routes from Manchester (MAN) this year with a fourth to follow in 2022.

The Irish carrier will commence service to New York John F Kennedy (JFK) and Orlando (MCO) from July 29. Barbados (BGI) will join the airline’s network from Oct. 20 and a route to Boston (BOS) has been earmarked for summer 2022.

Cyclical companies are ‘the new growth stocks

"what news today?"

Good set of PMI results

With the news out today this could be 44p this Friday

LONDON (Reuters) - The City of London may be better off staying out of the EU's financial services market as it would have to sacrifice autonomy over setting rules to win full access, a report by Britain's upper house of parliament said on Wednesday.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKBN2BG005

How has the UK housing market changed since we went into lockdown last year - and what should we expect in 2021?

The region with the largest rise in average house price was the South West at

17%

and deposit rise of 33%.

https://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/insights/what-s-happening-in-the-uk-housing-market-.html

LONDON (Reuters) - A rush of new orders in anticipation of an easing of COVID-19 lockdown restrictions prompted a much stronger rebound for British companies than expected in March, a business survey showed on Wednesday.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/uk.finance.yahoo.com/amphtml/news/uk-companies-see-orders-boom-093309958.html

UK private sector returns to growth in March, led by fastest increase in service activity since August 2020

Flash UK Composite Output Index
Mar: 56.6, 7-month high (Feb final: 49.6)
Flash UK Services Business Activity Index
Mar: 56.8, 7-month high (Feb final: 49.5)
Flash UK Manufacturing Output Index
Mar: 55.6, 3-month high (Feb final: 50.5)
Flash UK Manufacturing PMI
Mar: 57.9, 40-month high (Feb final: 55.1)

“The UK economy rebounded from two months of decline in March, with business activity growing at its fastest rate since last August as children returned to schools, businesses prepared for the reopening of the economy and the vaccine
roll-out boosted confidence. Companies reported an influx of new orders on a scale exceeded only once in almost four years, and business expectations for growth in the year ahead surged to the highest since comparable data were first
available in 2012. Employment consequently rose for the first time since the pandemic struck as firms expanded capacity in response to the new inflows of work and brighter outlook.
“The surge in business activity is far stronger than any economists expected, according to Reuters polls, and hints at only a modest contraction of GDP during the first quarter, adding to evidence that the economy has shown far greater
resilience in the third lockdown compared to the first. The encouraging readings on future expectations, job creation and new order inflows meanwhile all point to robust economic growth in the second quarter, especially if virus restrictions
are lifted further.

"The UK is gradually reopening supported by fast vaccinations, which, combined with businesses getting used to the new EU-UK trading relationship, means that the outlook for the UK economy looks much brighter," says Mikael Olai Milhøj Senior Analyst at Danske Bank.

Danske Bank expect the UK economy will outperform the euro area this year, which supports their view for a higher Pound-to-Euro exchange rate in 2021.

Down again today selling the best landing slots won't be good for business iag are selling the crown jewels now

Etihad is all ways looking to got the best slots golden opportunity for them slots are the crown jewels and don’t tend to be part of financing

Looking like another red day tomorrow

BA owner offers landing slots as collateral to secure $1.8bn funding
IAG uses London airport ‘crown jewels’ for first time to back up credit facility to fortify finances

Iron ore price drops sharply on weak Chinese demand concerns

Iron ore prices tumbled on Monday, dragged down by concerns over weak demand for the steelmaking ingredients, as markets eyed the possibility of further production cuts in the top steel-producing city of Tangshan.
China’s top steelmaking city said it will punish firms that either have not taken the steps spelled out under its emergency anti-pollution plan or have illegally discharged pollutants, following weeks of smog in northern China.

https://www.mining.com/iron-ore-price-tumbles-on-chinese-weak-demand-concerns/

Australian authorities issued fresh flood warnings and evacuation orders on Tuesday as torrential rains again pummelled several parts of the country

https://www.reuters.com/article/topNews/idUSKBN2BE34W

Fines of 5,000 pounds will be introduced from next week for people from England who
try to travel abroad without good reason under new COVID-19 laws which last until the end of June.

In the UK, foreign holidays are currently banned under "Stay at Home" legislation which will be replaced by the new COVID-19 laws next week.

Concerns over a third wave of covid in Europe is dragging on risk sentiment. Last week, France announced it was reimposing lockdown restrictions as a third wave of covid spread. Germany’s Angela Merkel is also considering extending Germany’s lockdown for a fifth straight month as new daily infections rise

Geng

Hi you did predict this last week and got shot down for it, could you have a look at Lloyds charts much appreciated,

checkricky
Boom time is coming
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