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UK Ishares MSCI ETF (NY: EWU )

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UK Markets Are Only Half Right About The Bank Of England As Energy Crisis Builds
UK households may collectively need up to £65bn extra in government support to offset the forthcoming rise in energy bills this winter. UK markets now expect Bank Rate to exceed 4% next year. 
Via Talk Markets
AskSlim Market Week - Friday, Aug. 26
Technical and cycle analysis, and market commentary. 
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UK Inflation Hits Double Digit, Highest In 40 Years
U.K. inflation accelerated more than expected in July to the highest level in 40 years, intensifying a squeeze on consumers and adding to pressure for action from the government and Bank of England. 
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UK Inflation Heads Above 10% And The Peak Is Still To Come
Eyewatering increases in household energy bills between now and next April mean inflation is likely to head above 12% from October. But core inflation might have peaked or is close to peaking now that... 
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Key Events In Developed Markets For Week Of Aug. 15
Plenty of UK data next week. The jobs market is no longer tightening and we believe that core inflation has peaked. The expectation is for headline inflation to close in on 10%. 
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UK Economy Contracts As Winter Recession Risks Grow
The fall in UK GDP during the second quarter was largely down to noise. But the risk of recession is rising quickly. 
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Gdp Targeting — Realistic Or Not?
The failure of the Bank of England to contain consumer price inflation has become a topic for debate at a time of changing premiership. 
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Bank Of England Raises Rates As Recession Looms
A look at what the Bank of England announced on Thursday, what it means for the British economy and what the central bank could do next. 
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Them’s The Breaks
Global outflows from Equity UK, Equity UK Income, and Equity UK Small & Mid Cap funds for the first half of the year were £11.3bn. 
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Bank Of England Raises Rates Again, Says UK Is Entering Recession: Will The US Fed Follow Suit?
The Bank of England has now raised rates at six consecutive meetings to try and combat the U.K.’s rampant inflation. Its interest rate now stands at 1.75%. What... 
Via Benzinga
Bank Of England Hikes Rates Again Amid Dire UK Recession Warnings
The Bank of England has hiked rates by 50 bp while also now forecasting a recession lasting for five quarters. That shows just how worried it is that worker shortages and supply issues could keep... 
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Key Events In Developed Markets For Week Of August 1
With policymakers hinting back in June that they could force inflation lower, we are anticipating a 50bp hike from the Bank of England next week. 
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UK Inflation Heading For 11%+ Readings Later This Year As Food And Energy Costs Rise
Rising food and energy prices have taken UK inflation another leg higher. Headline CPI hit 9.4% in June as petrol/diesel costs rose by almost 10% on the month, and food over 1%. 
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AUD/USD At Key Technical Level As APAC Trading Kicks Off
India has gained some attention from offshore investment as China’s policy crackdown continues to rattle global investors. China may see foreign direct investment data cross the wires today. 
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Why Is The Church Of England Selling Bonds?
From the Department of Rendering to Caesar: The Church of England is raising funds through the sale of pound-denominated bonds in the global capital markets. 
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Brexit: Some Early Evidence And Ironies
One of the common promises of the pro-Brexit movement was that if the UK could escape Europe’s Common Agricultural Policy, food prices would decline. This prediction doesn’t seem to have come true. 
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UK inflation set to stay above 9% throughout 2022
UK inflation has edged a touch higher to 9.1%, helped by another chunky rise in food prices, along with another 2% increase in fuel costs. 
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Bank of England resists pressure to follow the Fed into faster tightening
The Bank of England has stuck to its guns and hiked rates by another 25 basis points, resisting pressure to go faster. 
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BoJo Loses His Mojo: What Drove Boris Johnson's Fall From Power As UK Prime Minister?
What a difference a day makes. Following yesterday’s bellicose pronouncement before the U.K. 
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Boris Johnson Ignores Growing Calls From His Party To Resign, Vowing To Continue With His 'Colossal Mandate'
Embattled U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson vowed that he would not step down despite a growing number of resignations from his government and an increasing volume of calls from within his ruling... 
Via Benzinga
Britain Comes To Standstill As Biggest Rail Strike In 3 Decades Begins
Britain faces its biggest rail strike in 30 years. 
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What To Expect From The BOE Meeting Tomorrow?
The Bank of England (BoE) is expected to raise its key rate by 25bps to 1.25% tomorrow, in a move that is expected to provide some support for the GBP. 
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Key Events In Developed Markets For Week Of May 23
Financial markets are becoming more nervous about the prospect of recession, but for now at least, the US dataflow suggests that shouldn't be the base case. 
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A Tight U.K. Labour Market – Impact on Margins?
When taking inflation into consideration, real wage growth is currently negative as U.K. CPI reached a 40-year high of 9.0% on April 18th. Core CPI came in at 6.2% which is also at a 30-year high. 
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UK monthly growth slips as cost of living squeeze builds
The UK’s relatively short-lived economic impact from Omicron meant that the economy ended up growing by 0.8% through the first quarter. 
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Key Events In Developed Markets For Week Of May 2
In the US, employment and PMI figures will be watched closely next week following the recent surprise negative GDP reading. 
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UK Inflation Hits 9% But It May Well Have Peaked
While there are plenty of upside risks to UK inflation, we suspect April's 9% figure will mark the peak. Certain goods categories will start to pull down the headline rate, even if further pressure in... 
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Key Events In Developed Markets For Week Of May 16
With UK inflation set to rise above 9% in next week's data, the Bank of England is becoming increasingly likely to pause the rate hike cycle later this year. 
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Key Events In Developed Markets For Week Of May 9
The Fed will continue with 50bp rate hikes throughout this year despite the fall in CPI figures expected next week. 
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Why Markets Aren’t Ready For The Bank Of England To Start Selling Bonds
The BoE has said it will ‘consider’ selling gilts back into the market once Bank Rate hits 1%, which could be reached as soon as next week. But poor market liquidity and elevated volatility suggest the... 
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