Hope for stability as Rishi Sunak named prime minister
Sterling and bond markets ticked up on news of his victory in the Tory leadership race
Sterling and bond markets ticked up on news of his victory in the Tory leadership race
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Moody’s joins Fitch and S&P in downgrading the UK’s outlook from ‘stable’ to ‘negative’
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After Boris Johnson announced he would not stand
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Markets have hinted at a brighter future as the PM steps down but the race to replace her is just getting started
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JP Morgan AM and Jupiter managers among those reluctant to tap into climbing gilt yields
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Dominic Johnson will once again work alongside the firm’s co-founder Jacob Rees-Mogg
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Shamik Dhar joins from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office
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The prospect of a US government shutdown has seen the pound climb to its highest level against the dollar since Brexit, while cryptocurrency Bitcoin continues to decline.
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A long-term strategy for the asset management industry was among the raft of measures announced in Wednesday’s budget, alongside news of slowing growth, slashed Stamp Duty and an extra £3bn in the Brexit pot.
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UK investor sentiment toward bonds is improving a new survey by the CFA society of the UK has revealed.
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Almost half of high net-worths have cited climbing tax rates as their number one concern, while those unhappy with their current wealth manager tend to have more investable capital.
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The government selling 5.4% of its RBS stake provides an opportunity say industry experts, but it will be years before investors should buy in.
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