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Rise in CPI in October increases likelihood of no interest rate cut until 2025.
By: Ollie Smith, James Gard
Two UK retailers and a housebuilder were relegated to the FTSE 250.
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UK inflation is expected to have risen in November, in figures released on Wednesday, Dec. 18 by the Office for National Statistics.
Uptick in inflation is unlikely to sway the Bank of England, which meets the same week.
A new year is approaching. With it, there is a revised timetable of trading hours that professional investors will have to observe during the festive period and into 2025.
Large-cap focused trusts performed well last year, but some performance figures may look.
Data release takes some of the pressure off the chancellor after a volatile period for gilts.
Interest rate cuts would help, but fixed-rate products have started to go up.
By: James Gard
New Labour government faces tough choices to cut spending, borrow more or raise taxes, hedge fund veteran says.
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