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Market Update - 10th September 2025

Market Update - 10th September 2025

10th September 2025

Trade figures for August between the United States and China suggested this week that global supply chains may be shifting in response to the latest round of American tariffs.

Market Update – 3rd September 2025.

Market Update – 3rd September 2025.

3rd September 2025

Eurozone inflation edged up to 2.1% in August, keeping it broadly in line with the European Central Bank’s 2% target after several months of stability.

Market Update – 28th August 2025.

Market Update – 28th August 2025.

28th August 2025

Not long after President Trump imposed a 25% penalty on India over its purchases of Russian oil and weapons, a new wave of tariffs - this time 50% on Indian goods - come into force. Economists warn that such steep trade barriers could weigh heavily on Indian workers, many of whom are employed in labour-intensive export facing industries

Market Update - 20th August 2025

Market Update - 20th August 2025

20th August 2025

This morning’s inflation data for the UK showed inflation came in hotter than expected for July, rising to 3.8% compared with 3.6% in June. The core rate also increased to 3.8%. A sharp rise in plane ticket prices accounted for a large share of the monthly increase, with fares jumping 30% due to the timing of the summer holiday season.

Market Update - 13th August 2025.

Market Update - 13th August 2025.

13th August 2025

On Monday, the UK unemployment rate held steady at 4.7% in the three months to June. While the headline figure suggests stability, underlying data points to a gradual softening in the labour market, with payrolls falling for six consecutive months and job vacancies continuing to decline.

Market Update - 6 August 2025.

Market Update - 6 August 2025.

6th August 2025

Some encouraging PMI data emerged from Asia this week. In Japan, services sector activity picked up pace in July, with the Services PMI rising to 53.6 from 51.7 in June, which marks the strongest expansion since February.

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