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Investors’ attention continued to focus on central banks looking for hints as to when they might start tapering financial support, ahead of interest rate rises >>

Social care reform will ensure £36 billion invested in the health and care system over the next three years, read more here >>

It was a muted week for markets. In the US, reports on the labour market delivered underwhelming numbers, whilst inflation in Europe continues to pick up >>

Markets had a positive week across the globe, UK growth appears to be slowing whereas the European economy continues to expand throughout the summer >>

Worries over tighter central bank policy in the US and fears that economic growth could be peaking weighed on investor sentiment this week >>

Stock markets enjoyed a positive week. In the absence of much notable economic news, most market indices ground higher >>

Stock markets enjoyed a positive week. Strong economic data and a slew of upbeat company earnings reports were enough to offset concerns over the continued spread of the delta variant and talk of central banks ending their extraordinary support packages >>

A challenging week for markets globally, driven by continued news that the pace of the global economic growth is slowing >>

It was a strong week for global equity markets as positive economic updates here & US were supported by strong quarterly earnings updates from the large US companies >>

In the last year we have seen dramatic changes in the financial markets. The good news is, lending is nearly back to where it was pre-Covid and we're now in a "Summer market surge" >>