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Administrations and liquidations for ambitious buyers, plus today's market brief

2026-10-03 · 28 notices reviewed. Automated analysis unavailable; no ranked recommendation.

Report for Saturday 3 October 2026

Market brief

BoE Bank Rate3.75%as of 01 Oct 2026
GBP / USD1.3201
GBP / EUR1.1760
FTSE 10010,462-2.2%
FTSE 25024,194-0.3%
Brent crude$102.25-2.9%
Sterling trade-weighted84.9-0.1% daily
UK CPIH inflation3.2%year to Jan-26

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G7 agrees to release diesel reserves after crisis meeting

City A.M.

Leaders from the G7 have agreed to tap into 100m of diesel and oil from their reserves in a bid to stave off a soaring supply crisis and end an escalating feud between the Euope and the US. The club of wealthy democra…

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CENTRAL INNS (GB) LIMITED

Birmingham · Co. 10031006

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10.6 yrs oldOther letting and operating of own/rented real estateAccounts 2025-11-21
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/N Marcole Limited

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/N Marcole Limited

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