Schroders: How UK interest rate predictions have shifted after the Brexit vote
Following today’s announcement to hold interest rates from the Bank of England (BoE) Andrew Oxlade, Head of Editorial Content, looks at market expectations for the...
Category : UK Analysis
Schroders: EU referendum: The problem with polls and what it means for markets
With a week to go until the UK’s referendum on its EU membership, Marcus Brookes looks at what the polls are saying and whether to...
Schroders Quickview: Bank of England warns of Brexit stagflation
In presenting the latest Bank of England quarterly Inflation Report, Governor Mark Carney has warned that a vote to leave the EU in the upcoming...
Schroders Quickview: UK growth slows ahead of Brexit vote
The UK economy appears to have hit a speed bump and we believe that growth is likely to remain sluggish until the result of the...
Schroders Economic & Strategy Viewpoint – April 2016
Global update: panic over, what’s next?; UK: the risks of Brexit; Emerging markets: time to buy?; Views at a glance…....
Schroders Quickview: UK Budget 2016 – Weaker growth prompts more fiscal tightening
In his Budget announced on Wednesday 16 March, UK Chancellor George Osborne chose to focus on small tax breaks, reforms and micro spending announcements, while...
UK needs to find £20bn to fill the hole in public finances
Ahead of the 2016 UK Budget on the 16 March, we look at how the chancellor George Osborne might consider plugging a near £20 billion...
Schroders Economic and Strategy Viewpoint
In this month’s Viewpoint: – Global: Recession fears haunt the US – UK: Nightmare at no. 11 Downing Street – EM: A very Brazilian house...