PETALING JAYA: The average selling prices( ASPs) for gloves are expected to stay above pre-Covid-19 pandemic levels although they may trend lower as the urgency for the product subsides amid global vaccination programmes.As a result, the earnings of glove companies could likely “ normalise ” but only in time to come. Notably, glove companies have been making extraordinary profits in the past few quarters as demand for gloves grew exponentially amid the Covid-19 pandemic.In a report on the sector

analysis shows, far outstripping the price of filling up a car.On Monday, Scottish peak and off-peak

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The UK economy grew by 4.8 percent in the second quarter of 2021 as lockdowns lifted, getting people back into pubs, the Office for National Statistics has said.... The figure is three times bigger than that of Germany and four times higher than France. Sam Fuller, Director of Financial Markets Online, said: “ The pace of the UK’s vaccination programme – which has successfully delivered two Covid jabs into the arms of 75 percent of the adult population – is an important factor and may explain w

Britons have seen rises in their pay packets lag behind soaring inflation for the first time in more than a year as the squeeze on UK households tightens. Figures from the Office for National Statistics( ONS) revealed that average wage growth, including bonuses, rose by 4.2% in the three months to November. But with inflation hitting an eye-watering 5.1% in November, this means that real wages failed to keep up with the rising cost of living for the first time since July 2020.( PA Graphics)( PA

Around 34 percent of exports by banks and finance companies went to America in 2020, according to research by the banking lobby group TheCityUK, compared to 30 percent to the EU.... The US was in pole position for the first time since it started collecting data in 2016.... Experts said the shift is evidence of growing American interest in Britain as companies eye new opportunities. Trystan Tether, a lawyer at Bird Bird, said he had also noticed a great deal of inward investment from the US int

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