With the economy in the UK slowly undergoing recovery, new research has shown that the number of positions in London financial firms, which could include graduate jobs, has risen. October saw a 15 per cent rise in available opportunities for jobseekers hoping to get into the financial sector in the capital, compared to the previous month, the Morgan McKinley employment index found. The figure is the highest recorded this year, although it is still down six per cent on October 2008's numbers and average salaries are also down to £51,350 from September's £52,142. Andrew Evans, managing director of Morgan McKinley's financial services division, said: "The City jobs market has and continues to see a general trend of improvement each month and October's figures are consistent with this pattern." Charlie Ball, deputy research director of the Higher Education Careers Services Unit, recently told the Times that the public sector should find a way to boost the graduate jobs it provides if it is to secure fresh talent in the next few years.
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