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On today's show, how did markets react to yesterday's big UK inflation news? Plus, the latest on the US debt ceiling and the impact this is having on the US market. Subscribe to the True Potential YouTube Channel, tomorrow's Do More With Your Money is a special on the debt ceiling situation in the USA.
On today's Morning Markets, UK inflation has dropped to 8.7%, what will this mean for markets and investors? Subscribe to the True Potential YouTube Channel to learn more.
On today's show, Japan's stock market is at a 33 year high, leading the way globally in the past month with equity performance. After decades of flat inflation, Japan is now enjoying healthy moderate inflation. Subscribe to the True Potential YouTube Channel to learn more.
On today's Morning Markets, what does the latest economic data on home sales and employment tell us about the economy? What happens next with interest rates and central bank decisions? Subscribe to the True Potential YouTube Channel to learn more.
On today's Morning Markets, strong performance in equity markets, and analysis on the relationship between wages and inflation. Subscribe to the True Potential YouTube Channel.
On today's Morning Markets, analysis on the latest economic data for investors, with retail sales rising in the US and an update on economic sentiment in Europe. Subscribe to the True Potential YouTube Channel to learn more.
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On today's Morning Markets, the latest UK employment data is analysed and what higher wages may mean for interest rates and the economy.
In today's episode, Chief Investment Officer Jeff Casson discusses US consumer confidence and inflation expectations. Also, what can we expect from the markets this week given the release of April retail sales data, major retailer results, and housing market updates?
What can we learn from the latest UK GDP data, is the UK economy growing and will a recession be avoided? Today's episode also look at the Bank of England's economic outlook and interest rate rise.
Inflation is continuing to come down slowly, with the latest US data showing moderation from inflation to disinflation. George Bell, Portfolio Manager, explains why this matters to you the investor.
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