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In just a few months, the emerging markets of Asia, Europe and Latin America have undergone a radical change of image.

The U-turns on welfare and winter fuel, together with likely revisions to OBR growth assumptions, suggest the opening of a £20billion to £30billion funding chasm to be closed in the autumn.

It comes amid reports that the drugs maker is considering moving its listing from the UK to the US in what would be a hammer blow to London's stock market.

They have agreed to minimum import prices in order to be excluded from hefty levies imposed on European shipments of brandy and wine-based spirits.

Yields ended the week at 4.56 per cent, up from 4.5 per cent the previous Friday.

The electric car maker sold 7,719 vehicles to British motorists in June, according to figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders.

A recovery in housebuilding failed to prevent the UK's construction sector shrinking for the sixth successive month in June, a survey has reported.

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While it may appear confidence-inspiring news for the market's switch to EVs, below the surface the figures tell a different story as private demand continues to wane.

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