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The Office for Budget Responsibility is likely to cut its forecast for UK growth next year by the biggest margin since the peak of the eurozone debt crisis. Philip Hammond's Autumn Statement this week will see the Chancellor set out his multi-billion pound infrastructure plans and other final rejigging, as well as an admission that borrowing levels are likely to rise significantly over the coming five years.
Sell shares in Mitie, said the Sunday Times' Inside the City column, though there's no time to do this before Monday's likely "ugly" set of interim numbers. Outgoing boss Ruby McGregor-Smith, who will step down next month, warned on profits and the half-time report may see further downgrades, including to the dividend.
