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‘US HEADLINE INFLATION RISES BUT BOND MARKETS REMAIN FOCUSED ON RATE CUTS IN 2024’

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Categories Investment

UK hiring has fallen as businesses become more cautious. The uncertain outlook means businesses have prioritised temporary jobs over permanent hiring, but the Recruitment and Employment Confederation says temporary hiring is now also slowing and the number of total vacancies continues to decline.

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New year’s financial resolutions 2024

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Financial planning for many people can be like licking cardboard but really what it's all about, in simple terms, is about understanding what money you need to set aside for your pantry, fridge and freezer. Making good decisions matters.

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2024 STARTS IN A MORE CAUTIOUS MOOD AS ENTHUSIASM FOR RATE CUTS RUNS OUT

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Categories Investment

Markets started with a bit of new year hangover and slightly weaker jobs data in the US and accelerating inflation in the Eurozone added to the sense that the pre-Christmas enthusiasm for rate cuts was overdone.

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House Prices ….. Part Three

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Mortgage

For a complimentary mortgage meeting with our mortgage director, please email Worldwide's Mortgage Director Pat Greene on pgreene@wwfp.net or call 01872 222422.

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‘YIELDS ARE FALLING AS ECONOMIC DATA POINTS TO A DROP IN ACTIVITY’

By Worldwide Financial Planning

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An end to the interest rate hiking cycle would be welcomed by US consumers, who have seen new US mortgage rates spend four weeks above 7% for just the third time this century. Despite this, new home loan applications increased by 2.3% in the week ending August 25.

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‘MARKETS COOL AS CENTRAL BANKS REPEAT WARNINGS THAT RATES MAY GO HIGHER THAN EXPECTED’

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Investment

While the market is easily fooled by headlines so too, unfortunately, are central banks. The true state of the economy won’t be clear for months so policy makers have to make do with the data they have, while the impact of today’s decisions won’t be apparent for another year.

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