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| | If not for the "bubble" - yes, bubble - that's blowing into the equity market, the US Federal Reserve's problem of continued strong growth and below-target inflation is a good problem to have. This is underscored by the latest stat updates that ... |
| | | ... remained at 4.0% -- the lowest level since the 1970s - and inflation that shot up due to the depreciation of the pound sterling (resulting from the June 2016 vote) has returned to the BOE's 2.0% inflation target - despite accelerating wages growth. ... |
| | | ... facing a potential no-confidence vote as an increasing number of Tories are trying to oust her (Reuters, the Times). Sterling trading at 20-month lows amid the rising Brexit uncertainty as PM May faces difficulties to sell the agreement to a hostile ... |
| | | ... home the FPA Financial Planner AFP of the Year Award. The FPA Paraplanner of the Year Award went to Kearsten James of Sterling Private Wealth. The Gwen Fletcher Memorial Award, which recognises the highest performing student in the final unit of the ... |
| | | ... finalists in the FPA Financial Planner AFP of the Year Award. Pierce Hanlen of Hewison and Associates, Kearsten James of Sterling Private Wealth and Capital Partners' Emma Zwaan are in the running to be crowned Paraplanner of the Year. Finally, the finalists ... |
| | | ... a 1995 inception. It recently revised its annual management fees, dropping it by 0.2% on market capitalization above sterling 400 million. HAST has a flexible investment mandate. The 27-year old investment trust recently dropped its management fee by ... |
| | | ... and about 20% in emerging markets. The trust only invests in debt denominated in three currencies: the US dollar, the Sterling and the Euro. As a result, the portfolio has no exposure to debt denominated in Turkish Lira which plunged last month, Bommi ... |
| | | ... MPC voted by a majority of 6-3 to maintain Bank Rate at 0.5%. The Committee voted unanimously to maintain the stock of sterling non-financial investment-grade corporate bond purchases, financed by the issuance of central bank reserves, at £10 billion. ... |
| | | ... generally, sustained above-target inflation remains almost entirely due to the effects of higher import prices following sterling's past depreciation. These external forces slowly dissipate over the forecast..." Still, because of relatively stronger ... |
| | | ... points to 0.5% at its 2 November 2017 meeting which, in turn, sent the British pound higher. From 2 November to date, Sterling's effective exchange rate has appreciated by 2.2% -- it's risen by 5.4% against the US dollar, 0.6% versus the euro and 2.5% ... |
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