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Rightmove asks government to carefully consider property tax changes
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Interest rates: “So, on one level the anticipated move is a sign that we are slowly leaving the legacy of that period behind.”
Russell Silberston, Head of Multi-Asset Absolute Return, Investec Asset Management: “Whist sounding modest, today’s 0.25% rise to 0.75% will put official interest rates…
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Interest rates: “The reliable boyfriend delivers on rate expectation
Ben Brettell, Senior Economist, Hargreaves Lansdown: “The Bank had backed itself into a corner this month, with markets seeing a rate rise…
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Interest rates: “…the BoE believes the UK economy is strong enough to handle a rate rise.”
Rob Hodgson, Head of Wealth Management at GWM Investment Management: “The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged, remaining on track to deliver…
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Interest rates: “In hindsight, the UK has actually been quite fortunate with the timing of Brexit.”
Alex Brandreth, Deputy CIO at Brown Shipley: “Interest rate normalisation is long overdue, with the overall strength of the economy and its growth…