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Walker Crips Investment Management Limited

Walker Crips' Market Commentary

A weekly Business, Investing and News podcast
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Walker Crips' Market Commentary

Walker Crips Investment Management Limited

Walker Crips' Market Commentary

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Walker Crips' Market Commentary

Walker Crips Investment Management Limited

Walker Crips' Market Commentary

A weekly Business, Investing and News podcast
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As inflation dynamics diverge between the UK and the US, the Bank of England (“BOE”) is poised for potential interest rate cuts ahead of the Federal Reserve. Bloomberg reports that the momentum of lowering inflation in the UK, with further easi
The former Chair of the US Federal Reserve, Ben Bernanke, has offered a candid assessment of the Bank of England's ("BOE") forecasting processes, highlighting shortcomings such as outdated modelling software and staff carrying out manual functi
Amidst evolving economic indicators and shifting market sentiments, the Bank of England's (“BOE”) latest Decision Maker Panel survey indicates a moderation in both inflation and wage forecasts. The survey highlights a decline in year-ahead own
Amidst recent economic data demonstrating a challenging landscape, the UK economy finds itself navigating through uncertain waters. Official figures released by Reuters last week confirmed that the UK economy slipped into a shallow recession la
The Bank of England (“BOE”) last week announced its decision to maintain the benchmark interest rate at 5.25%, signalling a cautious approach amidst evolving economic conditions. However, recent developments in the UK's economic landscape have
As the financial world braces for the Bank of England's (“BOE”) meeting on 21st March, analysts are closely scrutinising signals of potential policy shifts. Despite nearing the 2% inflation target, the consensus among experts, as indicated by R
UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt unveiled a 2% reduction in the main rate of National Insurance contributions in the Spring Budget, in line with expectations. These adjustments were supported by upgraded forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibi
Bank of England (“BOE”) Deputy Governor, Sir Dave Ramsden asserted this week that inflation pressures in the UK remain too high, emphasising the need for more evidence of easing before contemplating a cut in interest rates. Additionally, Ramsde
Dale Bartleson of YO1 Radio in York sits down and chats with Alan Kinnaird of Walker Crips Investment Management.📞 Get in touchTo find out more about the full range of services Walker Crips Investment Management has to offer please click here
Recent statements from Bank of England ("BOE") officials indicate a reluctance to ease their inflation-fighting stance, despite confirming a technical recession late last year. Chief economist, Huw Pill, emphasised the need for several more mon
UK inflation data released last week provided a surprise as headline inflation remained steady at 4% year-on-year, defying expectations for a slight increase. The core Consumer Price Index ("CPI") was also below forecast at 5.1%. Monthly CPI fi
In a week of diverse developments, the Bank of England ("BOE") conveyed a nuanced stance on interest rates. Deputy Chief Breeden's speech on Wednesday suggested waning concerns about the necessity of future rate hikes as inflationary pressures
Last week the Bank of England (“BOE”) voted to keep interest rates steady at 5.25%. The decision represented a rare divergence of opinion with the Monetary Policy Committee split three ways, for the first time since the 2008 financial crisis. T
Last week, Bloomberg published an article detailing that the Bank of England (“BOE”) should revise its inflation tightening bias or risk undermining the credibility of its own policy. Despite unchanged guidance since August, inflation has eased
Last week, UK inflation figures surprised on the upside, with the headline Consumer Price Index showing 4%, surpassing the consensus estimate of 3.8%. Core inflation also exceeded expectations at 5.1%, deviating from the forecasted 4.9%. Despit
According to the latest figures announced by the Office of National Statistics last week, the UK economy grew by 0.3% in November 2023, surpassing the expected 0.2% expansion by economists polled recently by Reuters, after contracting by 0.3% i
The first week of the new year unveiled a mixed outlook for the UK economy as surveys of economists published in the Financial Times and The Times portrayed a consensus on sluggish growth in 2024, teetering on the edge of a technical recession.
Last week saw the Bank of England ("BOE") stand firm on its key rate, leaving interest rates unchanged at 5.25% and dismissing talks of imminent rate cuts, a day after the Federal Reserve signalled its intention to cut rates in 2024. BOE Govern
The UK economy shows promising signs of stabilising following the recent economic slowdown induced by soaring inflation and successive interest rate hikes. At the Bank of England’s (“BoE”) upcoming monetary policy committee meeting this week, t
Bank of England (“BoE”) Governor Andrew Bailey and Deputy Governor Dave Ramsden last week underscored the challenges ahead in taming inflation. Bailey, in an interview with The Chronicle, acknowledged the difficulty of the next stage in the fig
As per a City A.M. poll last week, economists project Bank of England (“BoE”) interest rate cuts between May and August next year, contrasting with market expectations of a move from March. BoE policymakers remain cautious about high wage growt
Last week saw the UK October inflation figures witness a significant drop, with the headline Consumer Price Index (“CPI”) standing at 4.6% year-on-year, below the consensus expectations of 4.8% and a substantial decrease fromthe prior month's 6
Last week, Bloomberg Economics conducted an analysis revealing that the latest forecasts are indicative of turbulent times ahead for the UK economy, with key indicators suggesting that the country may already be in the midst of a recession. Aft
Last week saw the Bank of England (“BoE”) decide to keep interest rates steady at 5.25% for the second consecutive meeting, in line with expectations. The BoE's assessment notes that while there have been no significant changes in inflation sin
The UK's economic landscape experienced several developments last week. Borrowing costs surged to their highest point in 25 years as the 30-year UK gilt yield reached 5.209%. This increase mirrored global trends as investors worldwide anticipat
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