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CPI falls below target, while core inflation and services inflation also weaker in September
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In his Q4 market outlook, Michael Field profiles some undervalued European energy, consumer and tech stocks
CGT increase the main measure to affect investors. Changes to capital gain tax had been widely expected in today's Budget announcement , with even the new headline rates well trailed in the media.
Government now says it doesn't want pensions to be used to pass on wealth.
While the Bank of England is still expected to cut interest rates this Thursday, last week's eventful Budget has shifted forecasts for monetary policy heading into 2025.
The Bank of England has cut interest rates by 0.25 percentage points to 4.75%, as expected by financial markets in advance of the meeting.
CPI forecast to move above target, with energy bills back in focus. UK inflation is expected to have risen in October when figures for last month are released next Wednesday by the Office for National Statistics.
CPI forecast to move above target, with energy bills back in focus.
Rise in CPI in October increases likelihood of no interest rate cut until 2025.
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