Recession, inflation, and two PMs: How shares in UK fared this year   

While retail, car manufacturing, restaurants and pubs performed poorly, pawn brokers and publishers were winners
Recession, inflation, and two PMs: How shares in UK fared this year   

Recession, inflation, two prime ministers resigning and a wave of strikes have sparked selloffs in domestic shares in Britain.

For Britain, recession, inflation, two prime ministers resigning and a wave of strikes have sparked selloffs in domestic shares. 

The cost-of-living crisis has been a dream for pawnbrokers, but a disaster for pubs and some retailers. 

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