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Omicron sends equity markets sharply lower across the world as investors’ confidence is tested >>

It was a fairly muted week for equity markets across the world, with the exception of the UK, where inflation rose to the highest level in almost a decade >>

It was a mixed week for equity markets across the world – with a real focus on economic indicators, in particular the inflation numbers >>

It was a mixed week for equity markets across the world – with a real focus on economic indicators, in particular the inflation numbers >>

Equity markets were positive across the world last week, except for China where the concerns about the strength of its property sector and rising Covid-19 cases weighed on markets >>

Everything from the NHS, schools, local transport, culture and leisure sector appear set to benefit from the better-than-expected economic outlook from the Office for Budget Responsibility, but immediate changes to improve the finances of households and businesses remain thin on the ground >>

Equity markets were mixed across the world this week. Corporate earnings appear to have boosted investor sentiment in the US and in Europe >>

We now know to expect extra spending on Manchester trams, the NHS, post-16 education, incentives for UK investment…can there be anything left for tomorrow? >>

Equity markets rose this week across the world. Inflation in the US appears to be peaking, whilst Japan’s new Prime Minister reassures the market >>

Equity markets rose this week & inflationary pressures continue to be front and centre of investors’ minds >>