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British economy may seem to be celebrating in the wake of some revival signs, however CBI has tabled a report saddening the spirits to some extent.

Investors have boosted the Lloyds balance sheets by £13.5billion as they seized the opportunity to invest in the new shares introduced in the market by the bank.

UK financial scene is regaining strength with every passing moment as the recent house price rise indicates.

Delivering some serious troubles, recessions also offer some valuable tips to the financial pundits and the general masses. Payday loans is one of the measures assisting the financial situation reach normalcy.

As the pre-Budget report has been taken with widespread criticism especially by the upper strata, BBC leaned that Treasury was of the intention to impose even severer tax sanctions.

UK government is firm on its stand as far as more regulation is concerned, particularly in relation to the banking sector. France is seen clearly supporting UK in the present endeavour.

Something has to be done to put the house in order. Proper allocation of resources is the mantra. Brown seems to be firm on tackling the crises and taking things in his stride.

The changing economic face is resulting in some changes in saving and spending pattern of individuals and that can be seen in the rising demand of banknotes.

If regulation seems to be the key for the government, dissent is what it needs to handle with care. As globalisation means the movement of the capital, human and finance, UK government must be prepared to take situation in its stride.

With small businesses going through a loss phase in UK, the government has chalked out a new fund plan and is involving foreign banks in it.