Currency update, September 14 - sterling performs well against US dollar
Sterling performed well against the US dollar yesterday as positive Chinese data and new banking rules helped boost risk appetite amongst global investors.
Read more...Sterling performed well against the US dollar yesterday as positive Chinese data and new banking rules helped boost risk appetite amongst global investors.
Read more...Growers in Champagne are being allowed a slightly higher harvest limit this year, following a 16% increase in shipments in the past seven months.
Read more...South African, Lynne Sherriff has been voted chairman of the Institute of Masters of Wine.
Read more...A council moratorium on new off-licences in the West End has been criticised as a "one-size fits all" approach which would penalise responsible businesses and consumers.
Sterling fell on Friday against the US dollar and euro after uncertainty regarding the UK economy lead market analysts to recommend selling sterling.
Read more...The area devoted to organic viticulture in France rose by almost 40% last year, according to official data.
Read more...The Famous Grouse is launching a new campaign to find the finest pubs in the on-trade.
Read more...Small business owners are being given the opportunity for free advice on how to maximise the use of their website and the internet in a series of events across the country.
Read more...The prospects of a "great" 2010 Bordeaux vintage look "promising" according to fine wine merchant, Bordeaux Index.
Read more...The UK wine industry doesn't understand its customers, who are "fearful" of engaging with wine, warns Tesco's head of beers, wines and spirits Dan Jago.
Chile's UK retail sales above £5 have increased by 57% in the past two years to reach 1.21 million 9-litre cases.
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