Investors will now focus on ECB president Christine Lagarde’s remarks for signals on the future path of policy.

UK government borrowing increased by more than expected in February, highlighting the existing pressure on public finances even before the conflict in the Middle East pushed energy prices higher.

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Norwich has been named the UK’s best place to live in an annual Sunday Times guide. The historic city tops a list of 72 locations in the Best Places To Live guide, which is released online on Friday.