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UK Ishares MSCI ETF (NY: EWU )

31.64 +0.14 (+0.46%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 10:11 AM EDT, Sep 28, 2023 Add to My Watchlist
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UK Economy Resilient Despite Energy Cost, Inflation
The latest Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) surveys show that the services and construction sectors are continuing to expand, with the service sector growing at a higher rate than expected. 
Via Talk Markets
The ECB And The US Federal Reserve Are Planning To Raise Rates This Week
On Friday, the International Monetary Fund urged the ECB to keep raising interest rates until mid-2024 and European Union finance ministers to tighten fiscal policy as part of a concerted effort to... 
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Hot UK Inflation Dims FTSE Outlook, Weighs On Risk Assets
The FTSE outlook and risk sentiment, in general, could sour even more if the upcoming earnings from Corporate America also suggest the US and global economies are weakening more than expected. 
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UK Inflation Comes In At 10.1%, BoE To Take Action?
UK CPI inflation remained in double digits (10.1% year-on-year) in March although economists had forecast a drop to 9.8%. 
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Sticky UK Inflation Data Helps Unlock May Rate Hike
After Tuesday’s unexpectedly high wage growth figures, the above-consensus reading on core inflation means another 25bp rate hike from the Bank of England next month is now more likely than not. 
Via Talk Markets
UK Inflation And What The BoE Will Do About It
At the moment, there is a 65% chance that the BoE will raise rates by another quarter of a point at its next meeting. 
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Key Events In EMEA For The Week Of April 17
Activity data dominates next week's economic calendar, some of which will help determine what happens at the forthcoming round of central bank meetings in late April and early May. 
Via Talk Markets
UK Monthly GDP And The Move In Cable
Cable is back in focus with a data point that could move the consensus on what the BOE will do at its next meeting. 
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UK Inflation Resurgence Points To Final 25bp Rate Hike This Week
UK inflation remained at double-digit levels in February. 
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UK Finished With Rate Hikes As Inflationary Pressures Ease
Assuming the encouraging trends in price-setting behavior persist, we think the Bank of England will opt against a further rate hike in May. 
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Bank Of England Tightening Likely Done As It Hikes By 25bp
The BoE has kept its options open this month amid financial market turmoil. But assuming the tentatively encouraging trends we've seen in price setting and wage growth numbers continue, we'd expect a... 
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Bank Of England Hikes Interest Rates To 4.25%: Pound Edges Higher, UK Stocks Hold Steady Ahead of Wall Street Open
The Bank of England raised interest rates by 25 basis points to 4.25% Thursday, as widely anticipated by the market, in a 7-2 vote.  Further tightening of monetary policy will be required "if there... 
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The BoE To Hike, Or Not?
Expectations for what the BoE will do when it meets tomorrow have been shifting quite a bit recently. 
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Fed, BoE Crucial Rate Decisions Amid Market Turmoil
The US Federal Reserve will announce its decision on interest rates later today. On Thursday, it will be the Bank of England’s turn to decide on interest rates. 
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U.K. Market Commentary
The latest set of UK inflation figures has thrown a spanner in the works for the BoE ahead of tomorrow’s keenly awaited March rates meeting. 
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The Bank Of England: Hold Or Hike?
There are two reasons why the Bank of England might hold rates on Thursday. 
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Bank Of England Set For 25bp Hike Barring Further Turmoil
Despite encouraging signs that inflationary pressures are easing, the Bank of England will probably opt for one final 25bp hike on Thursday. 
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UK Budget: Short-Term Positives To Be Met With Medium-Term Caution
Wednesday’s Spring Statement from the UK Chancellor will be the third fiscal event since last September but hopefully the least dramatic. 
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BoE Preview: 25 Bps Hike And Done?
We think the BoE will go ahead with a 25-bps hike and then pause to assess the impact of the previous hikes. 
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How Much Has Really Changed In The Past Week?
Investors are looking at 2008 for clues, but the banking system is totally different in 2023. The ECB raised rates by 50bp this week and we expect the Fed to continue trying to restrain prices. 
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Key Events In Developed Markets And EMEA For The Week Of March 13
In the UK, all eyes are on Wednesday's Spring Statement and we believe there's little room for the Chancellor to row back on his previous plans for fiscal consolidation. 
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FTSE Setting Up For An 8200 Test
In this update we review the recent price action in the FTSE and identify the next high probability trading opportunities and price objectives to target. 
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The Nasdaq Rope-A-Dope: Can It Wear Out The Bears?
How meaningful was Thursday's intraweek reversal and Friday's follow-through? Was it just an oversold bounce or big trouble for the bears? 
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With Inflation Receding, What Will The Bank Of England Do Next?
With the growth in mind, there are increasing fears that further central bank action risks plunging the UK economy into a deeper, longer recession than is necessary to combat inflation. 
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The Future Of UK Rate Hikes
A recent drop seen in January's data could signal a potential pause ahead for the Bank of England. But one month does not make a trend. 
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UK Retail Sales Bounce On January Discounting
January’s numbers – online and non-food sales – were bolstered by discounting January’s numbers – online and non-food sales – were bolstered by discounting. 
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UK: A Return To Confidence Ahead?
The trend of lower debt interest repayments looks set to continue as bonds are at once again attractive levels for investors to return to bonds. 
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The UK’s Living Wage Recession
The UK’s economy has had trouble growing by more than 3% since 2000. In fact, it has done this only twice since 2011. 
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Surprise UK Services Inflation Dip Bolsters Case For Rate Hike Pause
The latest UK inflation numbers certainly throw in a curveball for the Bank of England’s March meeting. 
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UK Wage Growth Points To Another Rate Hike In March
There's little sign that UK wage growth has reached a peak, and the jobs market looks reasonably healthy. A 25bp rate hike at the March meeting seems likely. 
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