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Big changes to parliament after the results of the general election but that shouldn’t trigger knee jerk reactions. Tax changes and new legislation is inevitable but will take time to prioritise and implement. It’s important to work through the impact of these before making any investment or structuring changes…

UK General Election 2024: What Investors Need to Know With the UK less than six weeks away from the General Election, Keir Starmer’s Labour is leading ahead, after 14 years of the Tories ruling. Will this election be different and can it shake things up? The election is significant as it will be contested under new constituency boundaries established by the 2023 boundary review. These changes are expected to impact the distribution of seats, with some regions gaining and others losing seats based on population shifts. Find out the best stocks to look out for during the election period. https://lnkd.in/e7kqWkNk

For everyone based in Scotland and in the UK, we anticipate that a decisive Labour majority win will initially be well-received by markets. Our experts offer their perspectives on the short-term implications for the UK election results 🗳️: https://lnkd.in/eHGkpxR4 #Markets #financialwellness #FinancialOutlook #financialmarkets #investmentplanning #economy #ukeconomy #election

Whatever your views on the timing of the Prime Minister’s decision to call a UK General Election on 4th July, we are now in the throes of a campaign where many expect a Conservative defeat at the polls and the first Labour administration for 14 years. Do you feel prepared to navigate the campaign period ahead and make the most of a new Parliament and Government? Please read our briefing attached which outlines four essential things businesses and organisations need to consider over the coming weeks and a timeline of key developments.

In the week of the UK election, UK Government Bond prices rose by 0.81% on average, according to TraX data published in AxessAll PRINTS. The most active instrument in this space was UKT 4.250 3/7/36, which has increased in value following the outcome of election results. Gain valuable insights into the European market’s response to 2024 elections with fixed income market data from MarketAxess. #BestDataWins #UKElection

In the week of the UK election, UK Government Bond prices rose by 0.81% on average, according to TraX data published in AxessAll PRINTS. The most active instrument in this space was UKT 4.250 3/7/36, which has increased in value following the outcome of election results. Gain valuable insights into the European market’s response to 2024 elections with fixed income market data from MarketAxess. #BestDataWins #UKElection

In the week of the UK election, UK Government Bond prices rose by 0.81% on average, according to TraX data published in AxessAll PRINTS. The most active instrument in this space was UKT 4.250 3/7/36, which has increased in value following the outcome of election results. Gain valuable insights into the European market’s response to 2024 elections with fixed income market data from MarketAxess. #BestDataWins #UKElection

In the week of the UK election, UK Government Bond prices rose by 0.81% on average, according to TraX data published in AxessAll PRINTS. The most active instrument in this space was UKT 4.250 3/7/36, which has increased in value following the outcome of election results. Gain valuable insights into the European market’s response to 2024 elections with fixed income market data from MarketAxess. #BestDataWins #UKElection

In the week of the UK election, UK Government Bond prices rose by 0.81% on average, according to TraX data published in AxessAll PRINTS. The most active instrument in this space was UKT 4.250 3/7/36, which has increased in value following the outcome of election results. Gain valuable insights into the European market’s response to 2024 elections with fixed income market data from MarketAxess. #BestDataWins #UKElection

How have markets reacted following the general election result and what changes might we see from the new Labour government? Read our analysis here: https://bit.ly/3XQv4qo #Investing #StockMarkets #2024UKelection