The British Economy
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UK 30-YEAR GILT YIELDS RISE TO HIGHEST SINCE 1998 AT 6.034%, UP MORE THAN 12 BPS ON DAY
UK 30-YEAR GILT YIELDS RISE TO HIGHEST SINCE 1998 AT 6.034%, UP MORE THAN 12 BPS ON DAY
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UK monthly GDP 0.4%, above expectations of 0% and previous reading of 0.3%.
Monthly GDP (MoM): 0.4%, Expected 0%, Previous 0.3%, above expectations Trade Balance: -£20.97 billion, Expected -£4 billion, Previous -£5.537 billion, below expectations GDP (YoY): 1.6%, Expected 1.2
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UK Credit Card Repayments Fall 2.4% in June, Balances Hit Record £1,975; Missed Payments Rise, FICO Warns
According to FICO's June 2026 figures, the proportion of balances repaid dropped 2.4% month-on-month to 33.3%, while the average active balance increased 1.4% to a record £1,975 ($2,693). Average card
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Source: Andy Burnham May Become the Next British Prime Minister
Svmuu News: Rupert Thompson, chief economist at Iboss, said in a report that following Starmer’s resignation as prime minister this week, British investors are eager to learn about the economic polici
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UK 30-YEAR GILT YIELDS RISE TO HIGHEST SINCE 1998 AT 6.034%, UP MORE THAN 12 BPS ON DAY
UK 30-YEAR GILT YIELDS RISE TO HIGHEST SINCE 1998 AT 6.034%, UP MORE THAN 12 BPS ON DAY
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UK monthly GDP 0.4%, above expectations of 0% and previous reading of 0.3%.
Monthly GDP (MoM): 0.4%, Expected 0%, Previous 0.3%, above expectations Trade Balance: -£20.97 billion, Expected -£4 billion, Previous -£5.537 billion, below expectations GDP (YoY): 1.6%, Expected 1.2
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UK Credit Card Repayments Fall 2.4% in June, Balances Hit Record £1,975; Missed Payments Rise, FICO Warns
According to FICO's June 2026 figures, the proportion of balances repaid dropped 2.4% month-on-month to 33.3%, while the average active balance increased 1.4% to a record £1,975 ($2,693). Average card
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Source: Andy Burnham May Become the Next British Prime Minister
Svmuu News: Rupert Thompson, chief economist at Iboss, said in a report that following Starmer’s resignation as prime minister this week, British investors are eager to learn about the economic polici
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