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Markets have ignored tariffs over the last few months, with sentiment being driven by the growth of AI/tech stocks, despite growing concerns over valuations in this sector. However, a deterioration in US/China relations is a real possibility, with potential adverse effects for the global economy.
Following last week’s column on whether or not to panic into taking tax free cash because of scaremongering budget changes, I thought I would cover the reasonably complicated subject of - just taking your tax-free cash.
Whitehall needs to find low-cost ways of boosting growth in the short-term, and the visit is well timed as India may be more receptive to Starmer as its relationship with the US has cooled. Notably, the trade deal improves market access for UK services firms.
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The Tax-free Cash Panic - Calm Minds Should Prevail
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Every year, the rumour mill whirs into overdrive in the run-up to the budget. And every year without fail, for the past 37 in finance, headlines shout about the possible end of something or other. “take it now or lose it forever”. Almost every time, nothing happens.
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EQUITY AND BOND INVESTORS APPEAR UNCONCERNED BY US GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN
The benign market reaction is partly because the shutdown was foreseeable. At the start of the week many observers thought the shutdown would last a few days, but the consensus is now for two to four weeks.
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From Supermarket Aisles to Central Banks - Why Food Costs Matter Most
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A new Bank of England working paper confirms what many families already sensed: among all the inflation shocks, it’s food prices - the cost of bread, milk, pasta, which bites hardest today and cast the bleakest shadow on expectations for tomorrow.
