UK inflation rises above expectations to 3.5%
April CPI print was driven by sharp increases to household bills
April CPI print was driven by sharp increases to household bills
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Commentators say Fed has made right decision due to uncertainty created by Trump’s tariffs
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Aberdeen Investments’ chief economist Paul Diggle looks through the noise of recent weeks
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Capital Economics’ Neil Shearing spoke to delegates at the Portfolio Adviser Spring Congress about US trade tariffs, Europe’s stagnant economy and the outlook for inflation and interest rates
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The print, which came in below expectations, could pave the way for further interest rate cuts
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OBR cuts GDP expectations amid elevated global uncertainty
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A renewed bout of inflation from tariffs could diminish any hopes of a resurgence in US small caps
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The central bank followed the Federal Reserve in remaining cautious as Trump threatens global tariffs
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The central bank remained cautious as uncertain trade policy risks inflation ‘spiralling’
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The BoE will be trying to avoid stagflation as economic growth becomes a top priority for future rate cuts
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The Fidelity International fixed income portfolio manager says central bankers are market heroes, not the villains of the show
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The CPI fall to 2.5% came in slightly below consensus forecasts
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