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10 The Sunday Times August 30, 2020 BUSINESS

Liam Kelly

write a play. The YouGov sold his holding, and his hit been allowed into its Cannon Jammin’ all the way to chairman, 67, has penned when the fund crashed last Street HQ since June — so FUNNY BUSINESS Enlightenment, about the year was “big enough”. Any long as they don’t have to mutual respect between the pain ought to be cushioned take public transport to work a low inflation target Wealth of Nations author by his £4.3m stake in — and that she spent four Adam Smith and Benjamin Hargreaves — as well as the weeks over the summer While central bankers were month. So far as Prufrock is Franklin, the American £5.6m of shares sold last year. holidaying (and working) in denied the chance to go aware, the BoJ is the only founding father. Canada. Even next month, fishing at Jackson Hole for bank using music to raise Parry, with the help of Fairbairn, 59, will be able to their annual symposium, not awareness about monetary Cambridge playwright Craig CBI should heed get only about 30% of all decided to give stale policy, after years of rampant Baxter, imagines two workers back at their desks. speeches on Zoom. inflation on the island. meetings between the its own advice Leading by example? The Bank of Jamaica (BoJ) Perhaps Bank of England characters in 1759 and 1775. Dame Carolyn Fairbairn is enlisted the help of reggae governor Andrew Bailey, 61, “It entertained me,” says urging bosses to get staff to star Denyque to extol the nicknamed the Sexy Turtle, Parry. “If the theatres ever work pronto to keep the How Nectar boss importance of consistently could channel his inner open after Covid, we will see economy afloat. What the low inflation last week. Stormzy with a grime ode to if it entertains anyone else.” director-general of the CBI bit the mandarins “We don’t want it too high quantitative easing. failed to mention was that Sage advice for dealing with / We don’t want it too low / only a handful of staff have the Treasury from Sir Keith When inflation’s stable and Woodford fan’s Mills, 70, the Air Miles and predictable / That’s the way Introducing the Nectar cards inventor who to go,” Denyque, 31, sings in a comfy landing was chief of London’s social media clip. “Because bard of ballots Farewell to Mark Dampier, successful bid to host the when it’s high / People are Many of us took up new veteran research director of 2012 Olympics: get gonna cry / When it’s too low hobbies in lockdown. While funds supermarket everything in writing first. TWITTER POLL / The economy can’t grow.” for most that meant learning Hargreaves Lansdown, who Before the decision to Yes No The price of goods in how to bake banana bread, has decided to retire aged 64. award the games to the Jamaica went up by 6.1% last Roger Parry found time to Jamaica’s central bank has enlisted reggae star Denyque Having joined in 1998, he capital in Singapore in 2005, launched the platform’s best- Mills got chancellor Gordon 90% 10% 6 If it feels as though podcasts are ubiquitous, brace yourself: buy list five years later. Brown to agree a funding there are a lot more coming. Three BBC Sport veterans have JUST SAYING . . . Controversially, Dampier model. “The first call I got clinched a £500,000 investment to launch their own podcast recommended then-star was from the Treasury, who platform, Crowd Network, at the start of next month. stock-picker Neil Woodford’s said we’d like to come and Mike Carr, Tom Fordyce and Steve Jones — who created a The worst is behind us, but new fund be added to the list talk to you about the budget,” smash-hit podcast with former footballer Peter Crouch — have people are still cautious about the — and we all know how that he tells The Reunion on roped in comedian John Bishop as a presenter of a Desert ended. A reader has sent in Radio 4, broadcast today. “I Island Discs-style interview programme. Bishop, 53, will also second half of the year. We’re not promotional material from pulled out my piece of paper US secretary of state Mike become an investor and board member at the Manchester- through this yet 2014, where Dampier said he and said no, that’s already Pompeo accused HSBC of based start-up. Confirmed interviewees include Robbie and his wife, Annette, would been agreed and signed, helping China target Hong Williams, Jools Holland and Spice Girl Mel C. With seven other WPP boss Mark Read, as the FTSE 100 personally invest in thank you very much.” Kong democracy activists. shows set to launch before the end of the year, the founders advertising giant reinstated its dividend Woodford’s new vehicle. liam.kelly@ Should the bank stand up will hope it is enough to ease the tedium of lockdown life. despite posting a £2.6bn first-half loss Dampier insists he never Desk job: Carolyn Fairbairn sunday-times.co.uk to Beijing? @ST_Business DATABANK INSIDE THE CITY SABAH MEDDINGS THE WEEK IN THE MARKETS THE ECONOMY Consumer prices index current rate prev. month FTSE 100 FTSE 100 DOLLAR 0.6% 0.5% but has now invested in a new It also provides electronic tags USD > GBP CPI including housing current rate prev. month Outsource HR system. The holiday for the Ministry of Justice. 8,000 charges pushed the company Shares plunged in March $1.34 0.8% 0.7% to a loss of £28.5m in the six after Capita said that its U 0.03 the agony 7,000 12-month high: $1.34 Retail prices index current rate prev. month months to June 30, from a turnaround was costing more low: $1.15 profit of £31.2m last year. than expected. It reported a 1.1% 1% EURO Capita was already under £63m pre-tax loss for last 5,963.57 Average weekly earnings on prev. month on last year of Capita’s EUR > GBP 38.32 H:7,674.6 6,000 pressure. It has fallen a long year, compared with a £273m £530 W 0% V 1.5% way since its days as a stock profit in 2018. Its debt had 0.64% L:4,993.9 Unemployment current rate prev. month share slide market darling during the ballooned to £791m — at least 5,000 €1.12 FTSE 250 U 0.01 Tony Blair administration, £100m more than the City 12-month high: €1.20 1.34m 3.9% 3.9% 2019 2020 low: €1.06 Encouraging employees to when it was the government’s had been expecting. Source: Reinitiv Manufacturing output on the year on last month take their holiday allowance outsourcer of choice. Chief Recent positive news has RISERS FALLERS YEN is usually easy. However, in executive Jon Lewis, who come in the shape of a five- Provident Financial: 246.4p U 30.3% National Express: 126p V 8% on YEN > USD V 14.6% U 11% these strange times, with joined in 2017, was struggling year extension to its contract on sub-prime loan surge Cineworld: continuing woes TI Fluid Systems: Retail sales on the year on last month 63.1p U 23.4% on blockbuster boom 157.7p V 7.3% on sentiment overseas trips largely off the to bounce back from multiple with TfL, allowing it to hire OneSavings Bank: 304p U 19.5% on Rolls-Royce: 241.1p V 6.7% on record ¥105.36 V 1.4% U 3.6% menu, workers have accrued profit warnings and a £700m 900 further staff. Capita is 17,788.33 profits rise Aveva: £50.72 U 19.1% on loss Just Eat Takeaway: £84.14 V 5.4% V 0.42 big blocks of unused leave. rights issue in 2018. trying to invest in its better- 210.65 H:22,108.3 £3.8bn takeover WH Smith: £11.77 on market jitters Balfour Beatty: 223p 12-month high: ¥112.11 U 18.8% on broker note V 5.4% on steady slide low: ¥102.34 Totted up, these untaken Capita carries out services performing businesses while 1.20% L:12,829.7 UK trade latest 3 mths prev. 3 mths latest 12 mths OIL balance (£bn) days forced the FTSE 250 for the government and selling off the weaker ones. It DOLLARS/BARREL +18.80 -1.20 +23.51 outsourcer Capita, which companies that would rather hopes to cut the holiday DOW JONES HANG SENG FTSE EUROFIRST Gross domestic latest quarter prev. quarter annual change employs 60,000, to report a outsource call centres and charge by £15m, persuading 28,653.87 25,422.06 1,429.82 product non-cash charge of £42.6m at IT services than run them staff to take a break. $45.81 V 20.4% V 2.2% V 21.7% 723.54 H:29,551.4 308.22 H:29,056.4 13.25 H:1,690.8 U 1.46 its interim results this month. themselves. Its roles include Capita is trading at a Budget deficit latest month prev. month year-to-date 2.59% L:18,591.9 1.23% L:21,696.1 0.94% L:1,096.5 12-month high: $71.95 (PSNB) in £bn Overall holiday allowance collecting the BBC licence fee forward price-to-earnings low: $15.98 -26.7 -29.5 -150.5 also increased because Capita and managing Transport for ratio of just 3.5 times. The NASDAQ SHANGHAI SENSEX GOLD gave extra days off to staff London’s congestion charge. shares are priced at 30.95p, 11,695.63 3,403.81 39,467.31 DOLLARS/TROY OZ earning more than £70,000 a fraction of the £13.20 at 383.83 H:11,695.6 23.12 H:3,451.1 1,032.59 H:41,952.6 who took pay cuts. Capita which they peaked in 2015. 3.39% L:6,860.7 0.68% L:2,660.2 2.69% L:25,981.2 $1,966.36 10-YEAR BOND YIELDS % Some of this was merely This former FTSE 100 giant is U 26.51 unfortunate, but there was 200p capitalised at £516.6m. The S&P 500 CAC 40 ALL ORDS 12-month high: $2,052.5 variation 12 months 3,508.01 5,002.94 6,260.80 low: $1,451.3 high low some bad planning, too. 150 list of potential pitfalls is long. Capita’s inability to work out A failure to sell a £200m 110.85 H:3,508.0 106.61 H:6,111.2 9.90 H:7,255.2 BITCOIN UK 0.31 U 0.11 0.87 0.08 3.26% L:2,237.4 2.18% L:3,754.8 0.16% L:4,564.1 DOLLARS the proper rate at which staff 100 clutch of businesses including US 0.73 U 0.09 1.94 0.50 should accrue holiday time 50 events management, debt NIKKEI DAX S&P TSX highlighted the historic collection and translation $11,479.01 0 22,882.65 13,033.20 16,705.79 V 119.5 JAPAN 0.06 U 0.03 0.10 -0.29 underinvestment in the services at an attractive price 37.65 H:24,116.0 268.40 H:13,789.0 187.94 H:17,944.1 12-month high: $13,796.49 2019 2020 low: $3,615.27 company. Until recently, it could hurt its prospects 0.16% L:16,358.2 2.10% L:8,441.7 1.14% L:11,228.5 Price at 3pm Saturday GERMANY -0.41 U 0.10 -0.17 -0.84 did not have the technology, Source: Re initiv further. Avoid.

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Howden Joinery 562.0 +19.8 736.8 394.0 0.7 24.6 3.36 11 Reckitt Benckiser 7510.0 -28.0 8020.0 5130.0 2.3 N.A. 53.41 15 Vodafone 111.4 -2.8 169.5 92.8 7.1 N.A. 29.89 69 Burberry 1444.5 +40.0 2340.0 1017.0 0.8 49.2 5.85 7 HSBC 330.2 +2.0 633.5 319.5 2.3 N.A. 67.24 201 Redrow 456.0 +3.8 850.8 293.0 6.8 5.2 1.61 114 Weir 1268.5 -21.0 1640.0 608.6 0.0 N.A. 3.29 42 Carnival 1054.5 +130.1 3864.0 581.0 10.8 N.A. 10.20 108 Hutchison China MediTech 490.0 -1.0 512.0 249.1 0.0 N.A. 3.48 12 Relx 1702.5 -25.5 2109.0 1382.9 2.7 26.0 32.89 82 Whitbread 2529.0 +131.0 4462.3 1551.1 1.1 18.8 5.10 145 Centamin 209.1 +5.6 233.3 88.3 6.5 22.5 2.42 125 IG 789.5 +6.5 873.5 534.2 5.5 12.2 2.92 147 Renewables Infrastructure 136.8 +2.0 140.5 95.8 4.9 11.5 2.38 179 William Hill 173.2 +9.7 206.8 28.6 0.0 10.1 1.82 135 Centrica 46.0 +0.9 95.3 29.1 3.3 N.A. 2.69 128 IMI 1055.0 +10.0 1214.5 619.8 3.2 18.7 2.87 107 Renishaw 4784.0 +102.0 5345.0 2234.5 0.012080.8 3.48 113 Wizz Air 3888.0 +274.0 4526.0 1500.0 0.0 N.A. 3.32 188 Close Brothers 1123.0 +26.0 1663.0 849.0 3.9 8.8 1.70 36 Imperial Brands 1253.0 +0.0 2256.0 1238.5 14.8 13.9 11.86 43 Rentokil Initial 533.0 +3.4 578.0 289.2 0.7 40.9 9.88 90 WM Morrison Supermarkets 192.3 -4.8 210.0 157.6 1.0 13.3 4.63 61 Coca Cola HBC 1994.0 -24.0 2933.0 1393.1 2.8 19.5 7.26 165 Inchcape 505.5 +14.3 725.0 400.2 3.5 179.8 1.99 75 Rightmove 633.8 +14.0 710.6 373.1 0.0 41.1 5.53 163 Worldwide Healthcare Trust 3425.0 -55.0 3734.8 2159.5 0.7 20.2 2.01 21 Compass 1220.5 +57.0 2150.0 865.8 2.2 18.8 21.77 68 Informa 413.4 +7.2 880.2 326.7 1.8 24.9 6.21 5 Rio Tinto 4635.0 -51.0 4991.0 2954.0 6.3 13.9 77.77 55 WPP 645.6 +43.2 1085.5 450.0 1.5 14.3 7.91 148 Computacenter 2020.0 +21.0 2076.0 900.0 1.8 22.7 2.31 185 IntegraFin 537.0 -14.0 575.0 350.0 1.5 40.0 1.78 129 RIT Capital Partners 1818.0 -28.0 2185.0 1252.0 1.9 100.2 2.85 103 ConvaTec 191.6 -3.7 225.8 142.4 2.3 203.4 3.83 53 InterContinental Hotels 4406.0 +126.0 5297.0 2161.0 0.0 N.A. 8.05 88 Rolls-Royce 241.1 -17.2 853.2 212.1 0.0 N.A. 4.66 190 Countryside Properties 321.8 +6.2 544.0 248.8 3.2 9.9 1.69 101 Intermediate Capital 1367.0 +40.0 1896.0 452.0 3.7 35.7 3.97 141 Rotork 299.8 -8.0 344.7 177.1 1.3 28.3 2.62 167 Cranswick 3730.0 -38.0 4126.0 2670.0 1.6 23.5 1.96 95 International Airlines Group 216.3 +23.1 684.0 155.1 6.0 N.A. 4.30 4 Royal Dutch Shell 1106.8 -9.0 2417.0 946.1 8.4 N.A. 85.79 20 CRH 2830.0 -147.0 3119.0 1500.0 2.6 17.1 22.21 136 International Public Partnerships 166.2 -2.6 171.8 122.8 4.3 18.1 2.68 183 Royal Mail 179.5 -9.4 258.6 118.9 4.2 11.1 1.80 Price/earnings ratios are based on historic data, with yield and p/e values 59 Croda International 5900.0 -10.0 6104.0 3814.0 1.5 36.7 7.60 45 Intertek 5876.0 +26.0 6178.0 3786.0 1.8 36.0 9.48 89 RSA Insurance 449.3 +3.3 736.8 321.2 0.0 14.6 4.65 calculated from the most recent reported dividends and earnings per share, 66 DCC 6628.0 -8.0 7548.0 3463.0 2.2 26.6 6.53 144 ITV 60.7 +0.6 165.9 50.1 0.0 8.1 2.44 193 RWS 607.0 -138.0 767.0 399.7 1.4 38.1 1.67 using trailing 12-month figures. 52-week highs and lows are end of day. 110 Dechra Pharmaceuticals 3150.0 +14.0 3218.0 2030.0 1.0 113.4 3.40 130 IWG 281.6 +5.8 470.4 101.2 0.0 N.A. 2.83 172 S4 Capital 358.0 +18.0 379.0 103.5 0.0 N.A. 1.89 Excludes exchange-traded funds. N.A. = not applicable. 117 Derwent London 2828.0 -72.0 4362.0 2462.0 2.2 22.3 3.17 99 J Sainsbury 183.8 -4.4 236.7 171.2 1.8 41.4 4.09 197 Safestore 783.5 +14.5 886.9 501.0 1.8 8.8 1.65 Source: Refinitiv