In our July Newsletter, Chartered Wealth Manager Michael Talbot FCSI, focuses on the UK market, highlighting two Investment Trusts he feels could benefit from the improving macro story with inflation falling back to the Bank of England's 2% target and a first cut of 0.25% in interest rates. #pillingandco #investmenttrusts #stockmarket #manchester #newsletter #investing
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📢 BoE holds rates at 5.25% again: Charles Younes, CFA, Deputy Chief Investment Officer at FE Investments, reacted to The Bank of England's announcement to hold interest rates on both FT Adviser and IFA Magazine. ➡️ Read below: https://hubs.ly/Q02qnVnd0 https://hubs.ly/Q02qnX2L0 #FinancialAdvisers #FinancialAdvice #Investment #FinancialPlanning #FEfundinfo
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📢 BoE holds rates at 5.25% again: Charles Younes, CFA, Deputy Chief Investment Officer at FE Investments, reacted to The Bank of England's announcement to hold interest rates on both FT Adviser and IFA Magazine. ➡️ Read below: https://hubs.ly/Q02rX4wT0 https://hubs.ly/Q02rWZd90 #FinancialAdvisers #FinancialAdvice #Investment #FinancialPlanning #FEfundinfo
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📢 BoE holds rates at 5.25% again: Charles Younes, CFA, Deputy Chief Investment Officer at FE Investments, reacted to The Bank of England's announcement to hold interest rates on both FT Adviser and IFA Magazine. ➡️ Read below: https://hubs.ly/Q02szcB90 https://hubs.ly/Q02szr-20 #FinancialAdvisers #FinancialAdvice #Investment #FinancialPlanning #FEfundinfo
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Now, after years of hiking interest rates, attention is turning to how quickly and easily central banks can reverse course. How low can they go ? An interesting article from SJP's Chief Investment Officer worth a read....
All eyes are on the Bank of England and whether they will reduce interest rates in early August. But there's a big question: after they start cutting rates, where will they finally settle? 📊 A return to rock bottom seems unlikely. Indeed, a rate of above 5% aligns more closely with historical norms in the UK, particularly when reflecting on the period before the 2008 financial crisis. 📈 These pivotal moments are crucial in shaping investment decisions. For a deeper analysis, read the latest insights from SJP’s Chief Investment Officer, Justin Onuekwusi, CFA: https://ow.ly/6LlC50SFUfW #BankOfEngland #InterestRates #UKFinance
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Good to gain some further insight into interest rates and where they may be heading
All eyes are on the Bank of England and whether they will reduce interest rates in early August. But there's a big question: after they start cutting rates, where will they finally settle? 📊 A return to rock bottom seems unlikely. Indeed, a rate of above 5% aligns more closely with historical norms in the UK, particularly when reflecting on the period before the 2008 financial crisis. 📈 These pivotal moments are crucial in shaping investment decisions. For a deeper analysis, read the latest insights from SJP’s Chief Investment Officer, Justin Onuekwusi, CFA: https://ow.ly/6LlC50SFUfW #BankOfEngland #InterestRates #UKFinance
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This is a great insight from SJP's Chief Investment Officer, Justin Onuekwusi, into the new world of interest rates and what they might mean for investments. Worth a 5 minute read
All eyes are on the Bank of England and whether they will reduce interest rates in early August. But there's a big question: after they start cutting rates, where will they finally settle? 📊 A return to rock bottom seems unlikely. Indeed, a rate of above 5% aligns more closely with historical norms in the UK, particularly when reflecting on the period before the 2008 financial crisis. 📈 These pivotal moments are crucial in shaping investment decisions. For a deeper analysis, read the latest insights from SJP’s Chief Investment Officer, Justin Onuekwusi, CFA: https://ow.ly/6LlC50SFUfW #BankOfEngland #InterestRates #UKFinance
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All eyes are on the Bank of England and whether they will reduce interest rates in early August. But there's a big question: after they start cutting rates, where will they finally settle? For a deeper analysis, read the latest insights from SJP’s Chief Investment Officer, Justin Onuekwusi, CFA: https://ow.ly/6LlC50SFUfW #BankOfEngland #InterestRates #UKFinance
All eyes are on the Bank of England and whether they will reduce interest rates in early August. But there's a big question: after they start cutting rates, where will they finally settle? 📊 A return to rock bottom seems unlikely. Indeed, a rate of above 5% aligns more closely with historical norms in the UK, particularly when reflecting on the period before the 2008 financial crisis. 📈 These pivotal moments are crucial in shaping investment decisions. For a deeper analysis, read the latest insights from SJP’s Chief Investment Officer, Justin Onuekwusi, CFA: https://ow.ly/6LlC50SFUfW #BankOfEngland #InterestRates #UKFinance
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All eyes are on the Bank of England and whether they will reduce interest rates in early August. But there's a big question: after they start cutting rates, where will they finally settle? 📊 A return to rock bottom seems unlikely. Indeed, a rate of above 5% aligns more closely with historical norms in the UK, particularly when reflecting on the period before the 2008 financial crisis. 📈 These pivotal moments are crucial in shaping investment decisions. For a deeper analysis, read the latest insights from St. James’s Place Chief Investment Officer, Justin Onuekwusi, CFA: https://ow.ly/6LlC50SFUfW #BankOfEngland #InterestRates #UKFinance
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Exciting news for property investors! The Bank of England has just lowered the base rate from 5.25% to 5.00%. This drop could be your golden opportunity to invest in property or buy-to-let. 🏡 Curious about how this rate change could impact your investment strategy? Our latest blog dives into the potential benefits and strategies to make the most of this shift. Read more here: https://zurl.co/RUj5 #PropertyInvestment #BuyToLet #BankOfEngland #InterestRates #PropertyMarket #InvestmentOpportunities #RealEstate #FinanceNews #UKProperty #InvestmentTips #MarketTrends #PropertyNews #FinancialFreedom #InvestSmart #EconomicNews #PropertyStrategy #BuyToLetInvestment #RateCut #InvestmentAdvice #UKFinance #WealthBuilding
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Are Real Estate Investment Trusts entering a new cycle? “Confidence is returning, balance sheets are healthy and assets have been marked down,” analysts including Bart Gysens and Ana Escalante wrote in a note of Morgan Stanley, upgrading their view on the broader European property sector to attractive. “We are unequivocally bullish on UK #REITs,” they added. With the Bank of England's recent interest rate cut, coupled with the reduction in property values over the last year and a half, there seems to be reason to believe that the worst is over and the UK property market is recovering at a sustainable and accelerated pace. However, there is still some data that leads us to be cautious about this optimism. Usually, the real estate market is heavily indebted - still below the credit exposure seen in the #GFC in 2008 - and the high interest rates of the last year and a half have not only led to an increase in corporate insolvencies, but have also resulted in over-indebted companies selling property assets below market value. Thow, in my opinion, although the #UKrealestate market is showing good signs of recovery, it is still prudent to say without a doubt that this sector has an unequivocally optimistic outlook. #realestateinvestment #realestatefinance #commercialrealestate
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