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UK Ishares MSCI ETF (NY: EWU )

32.53 -0.05 (-0.15%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 9:43 AM EST, Dec 11, 2023 Add to My Watchlist
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UK: A Return To Confidence Ahead?
The trend of lower debt interest repayments looks set to continue as bonds are at once again attractive levels for investors to return to bonds. 
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The Future Of UK Rate Hikes
A recent drop seen in January's data could signal a potential pause ahead for the Bank of England. But one month does not make a trend. 
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UK Retail Sales Bounce On January Discounting
January’s numbers – online and non-food sales – were bolstered by discounting January’s numbers – online and non-food sales – were bolstered by discounting. 
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The UK’s Living Wage Recession
The UK’s economy has had trouble growing by more than 3% since 2000. In fact, it has done this only twice since 2011. 
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Surprise UK Services Inflation Dip Bolsters Case For Rate Hike Pause
The latest UK inflation numbers certainly throw in a curveball for the Bank of England’s March meeting. 
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UK Wage Growth Points To Another Rate Hike In March
There's little sign that UK wage growth has reached a peak, and the jobs market looks reasonably healthy. A 25bp rate hike at the March meeting seems likely. 
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UK Economy Avoids Technical Recession - For Now
The UK economy flatlined in the fourth quarter, though in truth it’s a quarter where the underlying picture was particularly noisy. 
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UK Q4 GDP: Avoiding A Recession?
Tomorrow there is a trove of UK data before the market opens. But the most important is likely to be the first look at GDP figures for last quarter. 
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BOE & ECS Rate Hikes To Further Catch Up With Inflation
Interest rates in the UK and US might not be permanent fixtures, with traders anticipating that the BoE and Fed will slash them in the near future. 
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BoE Expected To Hike Again This Week
The BoE will be meeting on Thursday in a fraught environment that could lead to some shake-ups in the market. 
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Week Ahead: US CPI to Begin Sharper Deacceleration through H1 23
The dollar has rebounded along with US economic data. Now we watch the upcoming data for the EU, UK, Japan and Australia. Plus Canada, Mexico, China. 
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Bank Of England Hikes By 50bp But Hints At Tightening Cycle Nearing Its End
Further increases in both wage growth and service sector inflation were enough to convince Bank of England (BoE) policymakers to hike interest rates by a further half a percent this month. 
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All Quiet (For Now) On The Western Front
Next week certainly looks to offer plenty for markets to get their teeth into. Meanwhile, the war in Ukraine has also seemed to drop off the front pages in recent weeks. 
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Will The Year Of The Rabbit Run Out Of Steam?
Credit spreads have rallied at the start of the year, with equities also posting positive returns. Better news on growth and inflation supports this price action. However, we would also note that there... 
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Lower Gas Prices Offer Rare Good News For Squeezed UK Consumers
Persistent falls in UK retail sales are another reminder that the UK is still entering a downturn. 
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Jump In UK Services Inflation Provides Ammunition To BoE Hawks
Headline inflation has peaked but pressure from the service sector continues to build. That's likely to tip the balance for Bank of England hawks in favor of one final 50 basis point hike at the... 
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What To Expect From The BOE
The BOE meets on Thursday, where its broadly expected to hike rates by another 50bps, and signal that further hikes might be necessary. 
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UK Inflation May Finally Be At Its Peak
With the government fixing energy prices until at least April, it looks like October's 11.1% inflation rate could mark the peak. But it's unlikely to fall below double-digits until early next year. 
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UK Hiring Demand Falls As Long-term Sickness Rates Rise Further
Hiring appetite is undoubtedly past its peak, but there isn't much sign that the acute labor shortages are easing. 
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UK Jobs Market Remains Resilient Despite Incoming Recession
While the jobs market is a lagging indicator of economic strength, the resilience of both vacancy and redundancy numbers suggests the impact of the forthcoming recession on the jobs market will be more... 
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Central Bankers Are Poor Archers: The Problems And Failures Of Inflation Targeting And Price Stability
Price stability and positive inflation rates should not be the goals of monetary authorities as such policies create financial instability. 
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Country ETFs In 2022
With 2022 drawing to a close, there are only two countries that are currently in the green for the year: Brazil (EWZ) and Mexico (EWW). 
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UK GDP: Cable Headed For Choppy Waters
PM Sunak is facing increasing challenges as the country wraps up the year. Strikes have been going on for months in different sectors, but they are getting particularly intense of late, as workers... 
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COVID-19 Testing Lab In UK Misreported Several Positive Cases As Negative
An investigation by the UK's Health Security Agency (UKHSA) found the Immensa laboratory to have misreported around 39,000 tests as negative when they should have been positive between September 2 and... 
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The UK October Data Barrage
This week, Cable traders will have a lot to look at. Of course the big event later in the week is the long anticipated Autumn Budget that is expected to be released on Thursday. 
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The Missing Factor In Britain's Economic Recovery Plan
Government spending destroys economies, whether taxes increase or not. It is the spending itself that sucks real, productive resources from the economy. 
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UK Recession Coming As Economy Begins To Contract
The UK economy shrank by 0.2% in the third quarter of the year, marking the start of what’s likely to morph into a recession spanning several quarters. 
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Britain Braces For First Nurse Strike In Over 100 Years; They Demand Higher Pay
National Health Service (NHS) nurses will go on strike on December 15 and 20 after the government refused to meet demands for pay rises of 5% above inflation. 
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The Global Business Cycle And The Global Equity Markets
The connection between the business cycles of the most developed economies and their equity markets. Not the consensus. 
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Key Events In Developed Markets For The Week Of Nov. 21
With the UK's Autumn Statement out of the way, attention turns back to the economic data which are deteriorating, UK PMIs are likely to re-emphasize the worsening condition and that a recession is... 
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