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Starmer resigns | Industry shares reaction to today’s announcement
Sir Keir Starmer has today announced his resignation as Labour leader and as PM in a dramatic speech given on the steps…
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Viewpoint | Not all multi-strategy funds are built the same
Multi-strategy hedge funds are attracting enormous investor interest. And it’s easy to see why, according to Donald Pepper, Co-CEO & Head of…
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Kevin Warsh: a man with a plan
Raphael Olsyzna-Marzys, international economist at J. Safra Sarasin Sustainable Asset Management, reflects on this week’s developments in the US following new Fed…
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UK political risk back in focus: industry reaction to Burnham’s return
Andy Burnham’s return to Westminster as an MP, following last night’s Makerfield by-election result, has quickly moved beyond constituency politics. It’s reviving…
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Wealth Club: Bank of England plays game of patience
Susannah Streeter, Chief Investment Strategist, Wealth Club, has shared her insights on the latest Bank of England (BoE) announcement, as the BoE’s…
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Bank of England holds rates at 3.75% | asset managers assess the market outlook
The Bank of England has left interest rates unchanged at 3.75%, a move that was widely expected but which leaves asset and…
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Fed holds interest rates again as inflation and geopolitical risks shape outlook – industry reaction
The US Federal Reserve’s FOMC has reported today that it has decided to hold US interest rates in the current range of…
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Fed set to hold interest rates as markets await Warsh’s first big signal
The US Federal Reserve is widely expected to leave interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, but investors’ attention will be centred on new…
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Industry experts respond to latest UK GDP figures
The latest UK GDP figures from the Office for National Statistics have been released, which showed that monthly GDP contracted by 0.1% in April…
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AJ Bell: Bank of England rate setters expected to hold base rate at 3.75%
While inflation fell to 2.8% in April, it is expected to peak just below 4% by the end of the year. Danni…
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ECB hikes again as inflation risks rise amid geopolitical tensions
The European Central Bank has raised interest rates for the first time since 2023, due to the conflict in Iran causing higher…
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deVere Group: ECB has moved, Fed is now playing catch-up
The ECB hiking rates today for the first time since 2023 puts more pressure on the US Federal Reserve to do the…
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Food for thought: beyond the obvious in South Korea
In this exclusive article, Gabriel Sacks, Lead Manager of Aberdeen Asia Focus, shares his expert insights on South Korea, focusing on investor…
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US CPI rises to 4.2% as energy-driven inflation clouds experts’ outlook for next Fed decision
US inflation accelerated in May, with headline CPI climbing to 4.2% as higher gasoline and energy prices pushed price pressures higher. The…
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Attara: Why falling inflation won’t ease SME pressure
The ONS data shows CPI inflation dropped to 2.8% in April 2026, down from 3.3% in March. At face value, that suggests…
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Why UK firms still see US as growth market
For UK firms weighing their next phase of growth, the US remains one of the most compelling markets in the world. Myrna…
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deVere Group: Next Labour leader could trigger massive wealth exodus
Britain risks accelerating the “largest millionaire exodus in the developed world” if the next Labour leader pursues wealth taxes and exit taxes…
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Global millionaire population hit record 25.3 million in 2025
The 30th edition of the Capgemini Research Institute’s World Wealth Report 2026, published today, found an 8.7% increase in global high-net-worth individual [1] (HNWI) wealth in…
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Millions risk stumbling into a retirement they don’t want
Multiple generations risk drifting towards a retirement that falls short of their expectations, Rathbones has warned, following publication of new Retirement Living Standards…
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Impax AM: What is today’s ‘K-shaped’ consumer economy and is it here to stay?
As inflation, energy costs and shifting priorities reshape spending habits, a ‘K-shaped’ consumer economy is emerging. It’s one where higher and lower-income…
