Market Volatility
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| Originally published | 1989 |
| Authors | Robert J. Shiller |
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| ID | 2614111 |
About Market Volatility
Market Volatility proposes an innovative theory, backed by substantial statisticalevidence, on the causes of price fluctuations in speculative markets. . . .
Oil production to drop after Opec+ nations meet
... Oil producers are grappling with falling prices and high Market Volatility amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine...
UK banking rules face biggest shake-up in more than 30 years
... After the financial crisis, large banks were forced to separate or " ring fence" their domestic banking operations (mortgages, loans etc) from their investment banking operations (exposing their own cash to Market Volatility), that were deemed riskier...
Cost of living: House prices drop by 2. 3% in a month - Halifax
... Kim Kinnaird, director of Halifax Mortgages, said: " While a market slowdown was expected given the known economic headwinds - and following such extensive house price inflation over the last few years, this month s fall reflects the worst of the Market Volatility over recent months...
Cutting energy prices will take years - power boss
... Mr Starace said the company, which produces and distributes electricity and gas, tried to shield its 20 million European customers from energy Market Volatility this year...
Octopus Energy to take over collapsed supplier Bulb
... The statement said that " due to high Market Volatility it is impossible" to forecast the true cost of Bulb...
Jacob Rees-Mogg attacked over mini-budget claims
... The business secretary blamed recent Market Volatility on the Bank of England s failure to raise interest rates in line with the US...
Energy use advice campaign pulled due to cost, Zahawi says
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Kwasi Kwarteng: We stopped consumer spending collapse
... Mr Kwarteng insisted the Market Volatility was " global" and being driven by the Ukraine war, Covid, and " a super strong US dollar"...
Energy use advice campaign pulled due to cost, Zahawi says
By Tom EspinerBusiness reporter, BBC News
A public information campaign to help people reduce energy bills this winter was pulled by No 10 on the grounds of cost, a cabinet minister has said.
The Campaign to encourage household energy saving would have cost up to £15m, Nadhim Zahawi told The Bbc 's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg programme.
The PM's office raised objections to The Plan , The Bbc .
And asked about the possibility of, Mr Zahawi said these were " very Unlikely ".
Amid concerns about rising household energy costs, the government has said it would limit average bills rises to £2,500 through government borrowing, at a cost of £60bn for six months.
To help people save energy and cut costs, The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) had been preparing a public information campaign.
But Liz Truss is reported to have been " ideologically opposed" to The Campaign , fearing it would be too interventionist.
Cabinet minister Mr Zahawi, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, told The Bbc that The Campaign would have cost up to £15m, and denied that it being dropped indicated the government was divided.
He Said such a campaign was unnecessary because The National Grid, which distributes energy across the UK, and regulator Ofgem were running similar campaigns.
" What the Prime Minister quite rightly [. . ] has done is to say: 'We don't need to spend £14m or £15m on an another campaign, if National Grid and Ofgem are doing that work', " He Said .
Mr Zahawi said that information on saving energy was also already on UK government websites.
" That is, I think, being prudent with taxpayers' money. It isn't a divide, " He Said .
Following a that UK households could lose power for up to Three Hours at a time this winter, Mr Zahawi said that scenario was " very Unlikely ".
" I'm confident that the resilience is there, that people can enjoy their Christmas, " He Said .
Martin Pibworth, a Managing Director at energy firm SSE, said that investment the UK had made in renewables " gives us a little bit more security of supply compared with our European neighbours".
He Said the " weaponisation of gas supplies by the Putin regime is clearly quite a big issue in terms of the [market] volatility that is being caused".
But He Said there are other risk factors including French nuclear generation being lower than normal, and The Drought affecting Europe this summer having had an impact on hydro-electric power.
However, He Said " what protects the UK a bit more is its renewable investments it has made historically, and actually this is a great opportunity to think how we can increase those investments to get better energy security going forward".
Source of news: bbc.com
