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Boris Johnson set to be UK Prime Minister after landslide party win
Wins contest against Jeremy Hunt
Brexit Blog: Boris Johnson set to be announced as PM today
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Anthony Rayner: Is diversification dead?
Impact of rates
OBR: No-deal Brexit will spark recession
Asset prices and sterling fall 'sharply'
BoE faces 'tough decision on rates' as UK CPI stands firm at 2%
Reduces chances of rate hike
Christine Lagarde to step down from IMF role to focus on ECB nomination
Nomination facing resistance from European Parliament
'Fund watch': IA sector trends from Q2 2019
‘Interesting times’
Julian Howard: The rise of the 'megatrend'
Tech, sustainability and emerging markets
David Jane: Cling to quality or swim with the sharks?
Government bond markets
UK returns to growth in May but 'storm clouds gathering'
GDP nudges up 0.3% in May
Businesses downbeat on Brexit despite stockmarkets storming ahead
Deloitte survey finds 83% of CFOs expect worse long-term environment
Hedge fund execs support Boris Johnson as next PM - reports
Result of Tory leadership bid comes 23 July
Anthony Rayner: A year of two halves
Where does the data go from here?
Multi-asset insight: Video interview with Nick Peters
Fidelity International portfolio manager Nick Peters talks to Julian Marr about the recent uptick in market volatility and the asset classes and markets he is backing with most conviction.
Osborne eyes top IMF role to replace Lagarde
Former UK Chancellor thinks he is a strong candidate
Guy Stephens: Listening to the bond markets
Further US rate cuts?
Pound slides after Carney warns protectionism could 'shipwreck' economy
Concerns amid continues tensions
IMF's Christine Lagarde nominated to replace Draghi as ECB chief
Nomination faces resistance from European Parliament
Global investors expecting 'unrealistic' returns - Schroders study
Political risk and volatile markets still affect choices
Tom Selby: What could the next PM mean for your clients' finances?
Johnson or Hunt … or Corbyn
Dan Kemp: Four key questions facing investors today
Trade wars, Chinese debt, rates and liquidity
Azad Zangana: Post-Brexit markets and the UK economy in five charts
Brexit three years on
Anthony Rayner: 'Lower for longer' on steroids
Worsening global dynamics
ECB to keep interest rates at 0% until mid-2020
QE could be back soon
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