Small caps: UK bucks the borrowing trend
While government debt is on the rise around the globe, UK households seem to be heading in the opposite direction
While government debt is on the rise around the globe, UK households seem to be heading in the opposite direction
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Industry commentators turn their focus to the possible trajectory for interest rates in 2025
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The Consumer Price Index rose yet again in November as fuel costs increased, making an interest rate cut unlikely
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The 25 basis points cut is the fourth carried out by the central bank this year
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Savers added £51bn to cash this year, but it could be a less attractive option now interest rates are falling
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Rising likelihood of ‘higher for longer’ rates could make income assets more appealing
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The Monetary Policy Committee voted 8-1 in favour of a 25 basis-point cut to 4.75%
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Trump wins US election, paving the way for high tariffs and tax cuts that could prove volatile
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Will tick up to 2.6% in 2025, but fall to 2% by 2029
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How fund group distribution bosses are thinking about asset classes, strategies and working with clients over the next 12 months
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Investors will likely ‘remain in the dark before each upcoming meeting’ until the end of the year, according to experts
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The bank is forecast to cut rates earlier than expected after being ‘spooked’ by a rapid fall in inflation
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