The first week of June brought us the elections results from South Africa, Mexico and India, and the first G7 interest rate cuts since before […]
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Sunak announces UK election- political gamble Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced the UK will hold a general election on Thursday, 4 July. Mr Sunak’s decision
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Calmer waters, volatility low for now. The currency markets have been relatively stable in the last two weeks, with volatility at its lowest point since
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Uncertainty Reigns: Navigating 2024’s Global Complexity Uncertainty over interest rate policy decisions by the foremost central banks around the globe. Uncertainty with our political leadership.
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Higher for longer Its looking increasingly likely that we will have interest rates staying higher for longer in the major economies than anyone thought at
Treasure your Easter Eggs This Easter, best treasure those Easter eggs. The price of cocoa in the global commodity markets now exceeds the price of
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This week is decision time for a host of central banks that together represent 40% of the global economy with interest rate announcements from the
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UK Budget The last UK budget before the UK general election will be delivered by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt on Wednesday. One thing seems certain. Hunt
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A very busy period full of mixed economic data releases is fuelling ever higher levels of market uncertainty. With interest rate expectations for the Bank
A soft landing An economic ‘soft landing’ refers to when an economy slows down from a period of strong growth but avoids falling into a