To cut or not to cut: Are markets in for a ‘pleasant surprise’ from central banks?
Have inflationary pressures eased sufficiently for central banks to start cutting interest rates?
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‘Not a time for major calls’: Six multi-asset managers explain their Q4 positioning
Six investors outline their thoughts on markets for the final quarter of the year and beyond
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Sir John Redwood blames central bank failures for spiralling inflation
IEA paper calls on BoE to stop selling bonds and review its inflation forecasting model
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A year on from the mini-budget, has investor confidence in the UK been restored?
Brighter times could be on the horizon for the home market
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Bank of England holds rates flat with MPC split following inflation drop
The MPC voted by five members to four to hold at 5.25%
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Unexpected fall in inflation opens door to Bank of England rate hold
CPI at 6.7% on an annualised basis versus forecast of 7.1%
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The factors investors should use if they fear a recession
Minimum volatility and quality assets best to protect against UK’s lacklustre economic environment
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Central bank look ahead: Policy to diverge ahead of interest rate decisions by the Fed, BoE and BoJ
Commentators expecting the Bank of England to hike on Thursday
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Weekly outlook: Fed and Bank of England set to make interest rate decisions
Key events for UK wealth managers for the week starting 18 September
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‘Economy buckling under strain of rate rises’: UK GDP falls 0.5% in July
The slide was much greater than forecasts of 0.2%
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Unemployment rises but strong wage growth puts Bank of England in a quandary
Joblessness edged up by 0.1% in August to 4.3%
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Ravenscroft’s Tannahill: Why we are getting excited about bond funds
Ravenscroft’s Bob Tannahill discusses the current disconnect in the market