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iShares MSCI United Kingdom ETF (NY:EWU)

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Chaos At Downing Street: Liz Truss Resigns With The Shortest Tenure of Any UK Prime Minister ↗
Liz Truss, who succeeded Boris Johnson as the U.K.'s prime minister, resigned just a little over a month after joining office. Her stepping down brings an end to a controversial reign amid fallout over... 
Via Benzinga
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UK Treasury To Bail-Out Bank Of England's £11 Billion QE Losses ↗
Just when you thought UK PM Liz Truss had her budget under control, it appears another big hole just appeared that needs to be plugged. 
Via Talk Markets
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UK Inflation Back In Double-Digits But Close To The Peak ↗
We think UK inflation is now only fractionally away from the peak, which is likely to come in October. 
Via Talk Markets
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Eurozone And UK September Inflation Figures ↗
Despite all the attention on the mini-budget and the political fallout, the BoE still has to fight rising inflation. 
Via Talk Markets
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Rates Spark: The Ball Is In The BoE’s Court ↗
The Bank of England’s reaction to the UK’s fiscal U-turn will be key to determining if Gilts can rally further. 
Via Talk Markets
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The “Procter & Gamble Of The UK” Is Now On My Watchlist ↗
One of the larger companies in the UK, parts of which have been around for 200+ years, is Reckitt Benckiser Group plc. I like to think of it as the Procter & Gamble of the UK. 
Via Talk Markets
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Liz Truss Is Not To Blame For The U.K. Market Turmoil. The Bank Of England Is ↗
Truss should have presented the budget she believes in, not the one that she thought that consensus would buy. 
Via Talk Markets
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‘Fat Bear Week’ Is Upon Us ↗
Alaska’s giant grizzlies are in the limelight, but how far are the markets from a peak bear moment? 
Via Talk Markets
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UK PM Truss Ousts Kwarteng. But Did PM Truss Do Enough To Save Herself? ↗
Markets will be searching for answers next week as to “What’s next?” for Truss. 
Via Talk Markets
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Key Events In Developed Markets For The Week Of Oct. 17 ↗
US house prices fell for the first time in more than 10 years in July, we expect the market will slow further with declines in both existing home sales and house starts. 
Via Talk Markets
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Bank of England Steps In Again To Provide Some Cushion To Dysfunctional Government Bond Market ↗
The Bank of England said it would buy more government bonds to help keep its price stable and prevent investors from selling them, which could put some pension funds at risk of collapse. 
Via Benzinga
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UK Employment And GDP Outlook ↗
Markets are still digesting the repercussions of the Chancellor’s “mini-budget”. In the latest move, the BOE increased the amount of authorized buybacks through TECRF facility. 
Via Talk Markets
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UK Backpedals On Income Tax Cut For Top Earners After Rattling Markets ↗
The iShares MSCI United Kingdom ETF (NYSE: EWU) and the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSE: SPY) both traded higher by more than 2% each on Monday after the U.K. 
Via Benzinga
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The Bank Of England’s Shrinking Options Amid The Bond Market Meltdown ↗
With concerns rising over the scale of tax cuts, on top of an energy price guarantee from the UK government, the Bank looks to be in a deeply unenviable position. 
Via Talk Markets
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United Kingdom Fallout And The Not-So-Mini Budget ↗
Pensions were facing collateral calls on long-dated, liability-driven investment funds. Bank of England had to intervene. 
Via Talk Markets
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Bank Of England Lifts Rates By Another 50 Basis Points ↗
Bank of England says the United Kingdom is already in a recession. The central bank now forecasts inflation peaking at close to 11% in October. 
Via Talk Markets
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Markets In Mourning Over Inflation ↗
The theme of uncertainty continues, but there will be a time to re-engage in the weeks to come. 
Via Talk Markets
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The Power Of The US Dollar ↗
A discussion about the strength of the ‘King dollar’, the impact of ECB actions on the euro outlook, and the credibility of the UK’s monetary and fiscal policies. 
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Bank Of England Begins Purchasing UK Bonds To Stabilize Market, 10-Year US Treasury Rates Hit 4% ↗
Bond market volatility continued on Wednesday morning after the Bank of England stepped in to take action to stabilize spiking U.K. gilt yields. 
Via Benzinga
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British Pound Drops To All-Time Lows: 'Existential Crisis Is Looming' ↗
The iShares MSCI United Kingdom ETF (NYSE: EWU) traded lower by another 0.8% on Monday and is now down 7.5% overall in the last five days as investors continue to react to 
Via Benzinga
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What Historic UK Tax Cuts Mean For The Markets: 'Material Increase In Risks' ↗
The iShares MSCI United Kingdom ETF (NYSE: EWU) plummeted 5.3% on Friday after investors were not impressed by an aggressive series of tax cuts unveiled by the new U.K. government. 
Via Benzinga
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British Pound (GBP) Forecast: Pound On The Ropes As Economic Plan Puts PM Truss At Odds With The BoE ↗
The GBP had a disappointing week against its major counterparts with the Bank of England’s underwhelming 50bp hike adding to its woes. 
Via Talk Markets
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Key Events In Developed Markets For Week Of Sept. 19 ↗
Next week is packed with central bank meetings. The Fed is likely to match the European Central Bank in hiking rates by 75bp, while the Bank of England and Norges Bank are expected to make 50bp moves. 
Via Talk Markets
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Key Events In Developed Markets For Week Of Sept. 12 ↗
Next week's US inflation numbers will need to be quite surprising for the Fed to deviate from a 75bp hike at its September meeting. 
Via Talk Markets
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The UK Elected A New Prime Minister, Liz Truss, Now What? ↗
What Truss delivers remains to be seen. But the UK at least has a chance. 
Via Talk Markets
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UK Inflation Rate Easing While Core At Record High ↗
The inflation rate in the United Kingdom eased to 9.9% from 10.1% previously to lower fuel costs. However, the core inflation rate increased to a new record high of 6.3%. 
Via Talk Markets
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UK Data Ahead Of The BoE Meeting ↗
Earlier this week, cable dropped to lows not seen in decades. Since then, it has bounced back a bit, but it spun up speculation about what to expect from the BoE. 
Via Talk Markets
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Potential UK Energy Package; A Heavy Burden For Bonds Even If Recession Risk Is Reduced ↗
The UK energy package being mooted could reduce the depth of a winter recession and shave up to 6 percentage points off January's inflation peak. 
Via Talk Markets
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Buckingham Palace Signals Health Concern For Queen Elizabeth ↗
The Buckingham Palace in London has released a statement concerning Queen Elizabeth II. 
Via Benzinga
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Forex Implications Of The New UK Prime Minister ↗
In general terms, the economic policy of the UK under the new government is expected to remain very similar. 
Via Talk Markets
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