Interest rates are anticipated to remain at their nearly 16-year peak for at least another month, as the Bank of England’s cautious Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) members wait for more
Jefferies Predicts Potential Interest Rate Reduction by Bank of England Starting in May
An investment bank has indicated that interest rates might be reduced starting in May, as bond yields have started to relax before the Bank of England’s upcoming interest rate decision.
Pound Forecasted to Reach a Two-Year Peak Prior to Interest Rate Announcement
Market analysts anticipate a significant rise in the pound’s value against the dollar, reaching its highest in two years, as the Bank of England gradually gradually reduces interest rates compared
UK tops G7 debt interest table for first time on record
The United Kingdom is predicted to incur the greatest debt interest payments among developed nations this year, as escalating prices drive up the cost of its inflation-pegged debt.
UK economy ‘nearing stagnation’ as effects of interest rate increases take hold
The growth rate of the UK’s private sector has reached its lowest level in six months, a key survey suggests, pointing to the impact of escalating interest rates.
Share Talk Weekly Small Cap Movers & Shakers, Saturday 4th February 2023
Despite some notable surprises from the constituents, the FTSE AIM All-Share Index ended the five-day period 2.25% better at 886.88p.
How Can Economic Indicators Impact Stock Prices?
Economic indicators are an integral component of the financial markets, and they have a tremendous bearing on stock prices. This behind-the-scenes guide reveals all.
Ben Robson – The week of 8th-12th June 2020- Melt-up Madness!
I find the price action of equity markets disturbing. Friday is a case in point as the US Dow Jones rallied over 3% after a week of strong gains.
The week of September 24th – 28th 2018
This week we zone in on the US and a much-awaited interest rate announcement from the Federal Reserve as well as Consumer Confidence, Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) and a