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John Butler, GoldMoney Wealth says a rise in UK money supply , along with a drop in sterling, could push inflation up to as high as 4% by the end of 2017. John discusses the effects of this and how to trade the potential event.
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UK Inflation set to soar to 4% by late 2017
Today is Wednesday 2nd November 2016 and we are briefly addressing the issue of rising inflation in the United Kingdom.
Many analysts and economists have predicted that the UK’s exit from the EU will not only result in a lower value of sterling, but also a rise in inflation.
An article published by the BBC today states that a leading think tank has forecast UK inflation will quadruple to about 4% in the second half of next year and that disposable incomes will be cut.
The National Institute for Economic and Social Research (NIESR) is the UK's oldest independent economic research body and was founded in 1938. It quotes:
“The rise in prices will accelerate rapidly during 2017 as the fall in sterling is passed on to consumers”.
The revised figure is sharply higher than the 3% it forecast in August. Growth too will be adversely affected. NIESR predicts that the economy would expand by 2% in 2016 - but would fall to just 1.4% growth next year.
Dr Angus Armstrong, director of macroeconomics at NIESR, told the BBC's Today programme.
"Households have really got a choice. Do they spend less or do they start saving less? … Given the savings ratio was at its lowest level since 2008, the most likely scenario is that they spend much less, hence the weaker [growth] forecast for next year."
Consumer Price Index inflation rose to 1% in September, up from 0.6% in August, the Office for National Statistics said last month. That was the highest rate for nearly two years.
On the positive front, the think tank also predicts that inflation would only return to the Bank of England's target of 2% in 2020.
The question to ask of course is simply; that if inflation does rise to 4% can it be reduced again without raising interest rates, and if not, then what further damage to growth will occur if they are raised? Something to ponder in the US too, should the dollar come under selling pressure for whatever reason.
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When will the BOE raise interest rates in response to the sharp rise in inflation? How high can rates go, given the fact that there is a bubble in the housing market?
Presenter Jenny Hammond and Tip TV’s Zak Mir talk to Shaun Richards from Not A Yes Man Economics about the rising inflation, housing bubble and a number of ways in which BOE may respond.
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The UK’s latest inflation rate pushes above the Bank of England's 2% thanks to rising fuel and food prices. The figures now sit at 2.3%, the highest since September 2013. Sterling weakness has contributed to this gain with food prices recording their first annual increase for more than two-and-a-half years, standing 0.3% higher in February than a year earlier. Looking ahead. The Bank of England expects inflation will peak at 2.8% next year. This reading has sparks speculation that a central bank rate rise could soon be on the agenda.
In response Sterling hit a three-week high on the back of this report. Technically, the pound’s exchange rate against the dollar has today broken to the upside from a falling channel it had been in since the start of February.
The ONS also reported that the UK’s public sector net borrowing fell to the lowest figure in 10 years. It dropped £2.8bn to £1.8bn last month and government borrowing marked the lowest year-to-date borrowing figure since February 2008. Meanwhile corporation tax and National Insurance contributions rose.
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Going into the EU referendum the vested interest academic economists from the Bank of England down were repeatedly issuing dire warnings of a plunge in sterling that would send inflation soaring that would trigger a series of interest rate hikes all whilst the economy collapsed. The prices in the shops as measured by official UK CPI Inflation was hugging near 0% at a rate of just 0.3% for May 2016 data, meanwhile RPI which is the closest official measure to real inflation was already above 1% at 1.4%, which are set against the demand adjusted Real UK inflation rate of 1.8%. So official UK price Inflation was already well above 1% and trending towards 2% before BrExit.
Now a couple of months on from BrExit inflation has nudged higher to CPI 0.60% and RPI to 1.8%, see my latest video of where inflation is forecast to trend over the coming year.
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UK inflation is at it's lowest recorded rate for decades, thanks to falling food and fuel prices. Despite deflation on the horizon it's not a bleak outlook for the economy.
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The last time UK inflation was this low - you could buy a loaf of bread for 5 pence, now you'll spend well over a pound.
At 0% it's the lowest figure since records began...unofficial estimates indicate it was last around that mark back in 1960.
And it's putting a big smile on Finance Minister George Osborne's face.
[George Osborne, Uk Finance Minister]:
"Frozen prices are a first for the British economy and this zero inflation is driven by falling petrol prices and food prices, so it's good news for families."
Food prices fell 3.4% in the year to February.
The cost of fuel - down 16.6%, thanks to plummeting world oil prices.
And the savings are being felt by some.
[Nisha, Business Owner]:
"On petrol prices, I am probably saving about £30 to £40 a week."
[Imogen, London Resident]:
"It's interesting watching supermarket prices drop a bit on exactly the same product, in exactly the same supermarket."
[Nishma, Business Owner]:
"We run our own business, so cost of buying in our produce. The cost of ... I guess your day to day costs, you definitely notice the fall."
[Katie Gregory, Reuters Reporter]:
"It's just under 7 weeks until the UK election - and Prime Minister David Cameron is spinning zero inflation as a good thing for family budgets - he says it's a sign his government's long term plan is working. But, zero is a long way from the Bank of England's target rate of 2 percent."
This all means an interest rate rise is firmly off the table for now.
But economists are predicting the UK will slip into deflation in the coming months.
Kerry Craig is from JP Morgan.
[Kerry Craig, Global Market Strategist, JP Morgan]:
"Inflation may actually fall lower than zero, we may see a negative number printed this year but again it's about those transitory factors of the oil price. The Bank of England will start talking more about what they think inflation will do. If we see those growth forecasts for the UK economy this year be delivered, then you'll ultimately see the Bank of England look to raise rates nearer the end of this year."
With signs pointing towards a pick up in wages - and employment growth in the UK - demand's likely to remain robust.
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Retail price index (UK)
In the United Kingdom, the retail prices index or retail price index (RPI) is a measure of inflation published monthly by the Office for National Statistics. It measures the change in the cost of a representative sample of retail goods and services.
As the RPI was found not to meet international statistical standards, since 2013 the Office for National Statistics no longer classifies it as a "national statistic", emphasizing the consumer price index instead.
History
RPI was first calculated for June 1947. It was once the principal official measure of inflation. It has been superseded in that regard by the Consumer Price Index (CPI)
The RPI is still used by the government as a base for various purposes, such as the amounts payable on index-linked securities including index-linked gilts, and social housing rent increases. Many employers also use it as a starting point in wage negotiation. It is no longer used by the government as the basis for the indexation of the pensions of its former employees. The UK state pension (at 2012) is indexed by the highest of average earnings, CPI or 2.5% ("the triple lock").
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5:07‘4% UK inflation by end of 2017’? If so, how do you trade it?
‘4% UK inflation by end of 2017’? If so, how do you trade it?‘4% UK inflation by end of 2017’? If so, how do you trade it?
John Butler, GoldMoney Wealth says a rise in UK money supply , along with a drop in sterling, could push inflation up to as high as 4% by the end of 2017. John discusses the effects of this and how to trade the potential event. -
4:38UK inflation in the Brexit years | Markets
UK inflation in the Brexit years | MarketsUK inflation in the Brexit years | Markets
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4:13UK Inflation set to soar to 4% by late 2017
UK Inflation set to soar to 4% by late 2017UK Inflation set to soar to 4% by late 2017
http://illuminatisilver.com http://facebook.com/illuminatisilver UK Inflation set to soar to 4% by late 2017 Today is Wednesday 2nd November 2016 and we are briefly addressing the issue of rising inflation in the United Kingdom. Many analysts and economists have predicted that the UK’s exit from the EU will not only result in a lower value of sterling, but also a rise in inflation. An article published by the BBC today states that a leading think tank has forecast UK inflation will quadruple to about 4% in the second half of next year and that disposable incomes will be cut. The National Institute for Economic and Social Research (NIESR) is the UK's oldest independent economic research body and was founded in 1938. It quotes: “The rise in prices will accelerate rapidly during 2017 as the fall in sterling is passed on to consumers”. The revised figure is sharply higher than the 3% it forecast in August. Growth too will be adversely affected. NIESR predicts that the economy would expand by 2% in 2016 - but would fall to just 1.4% growth next year. Dr Angus Armstrong, director of macroeconomics at NIESR, told the BBC's Today programme. "Households have really got a choice. Do they spend less or do they start saving less? … Given the savings ratio was at its lowest level since 2008, the most likely scenario is that they spend much less, hence the weaker [growth] forecast for next year." Consumer Price Index inflation rose to 1% in September, up from 0.6% in August, the Office for National Statistics said last month. That was the highest rate for nearly two years. On the positive front, the think tank also predicts that inflation would only return to the Bank of England's target of 2% in 2020. The question to ask of course is simply; that if inflation does rise to 4% can it be reduced again without raising interest rates, and if not, then what further damage to growth will occur if they are raised? Something to ponder in the US too, should the dollar come under selling pressure for whatever reason. Please view our latest videos: Gold and Silver rise as Trump leads in ABC Poll. https://youtu.be/tHq0LIAHVbw Trump Presidency – is an economic Collapse Inevitable? https://youtu.be/OyXDYCJ-QvA Twitter and Amazon – a lesson for gold and silver investors? https://youtu.be/dUvumVbsUjQ Latest Clinton Email Scandal – Trump rises in Polls https://youtu.be/1Ci0QpWdeCE Gold and Silver Update w/e 28th Oct 2016 - by illuminatisilver https://youtu.be/gOZga3y87CA Does the EU Establishment win yet again? https://youtu.be/yleyHtpCWXQ What happens to the US Economy if Trump wins the Presidency? https://youtu.be/NUB_l21BCF4 BREXIT – Banks to leave the UK beginning 2017. https://youtu.be/wPKa9pw9dL8 87% Chance for a Trump Victory according to Professor Norpoth. https://youtu.be/PeJsshfxPZM EU Anti-Globalists scupper CETA Trade Deal between Canada and EU https://youtu.be/o8Ja9-afNWc Gold and Silver Update w/e 21st Oct 2016 - by illuminati silver https://youtu.be/iaB3Jy4JOYM Donald Trump snatches defeat from the jaws of victory at the Albert Smith Memorial Dinner https://youtu.be/lGnbz5e-WYQ ECB to review its Quantitative Easing Programme in December https://youtu.be/X-P9prJKXtI 3rd Presidential Debate 2016 – Analysis and commentary https://youtu.be/eJksWMouIso 3rd Presidential Debate Guide – Who will Win – Trump or Clinton https://youtu.be/k-BWMf1w_WU China on Track to achieve 2016 GDP Forecast https://youtu.be/N5aTV_L6BLU Deutsche Bank to pay $38 million in U.S. silver price-fix case https://youtu.be/-pRNgZ8QYiw China’s Demand For Gold likely to hold steady in 2017 https://youtu.be/Y33GgDZqPYw ‘Lighten Up’ Donald Saturday Night Live was Funny https://youtu.be/sgSDArv5HtQ Silver Eagle Coin Sales Fall - possibly lowest level for 3 Years https://youtu.be/OBhym6LElxo TPP Trans – Pacific Partnership – what is it – an introduction https://youtu.be/qQ0yrl2SNwY Gold and Silver Update w/e 14th Oct 2016 - by illuminati silver https://youtu.be/MH1lrpM50m8 Wells Fargo Update October 2016 https://youtu.be/YSaPD-yfR2Q Bank of England spends 10% of its Post Brexit Emergency Fund in 2 weeks https://youtu.be/KvLpMnRPUWs -
6:50UK inflation, property bubble & BOE response - Not A Yes Man Economics
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When will the BOE raise interest rates in response to the sharp rise in inflation? How high can rates go, given the fact that there is a bubble in the housing market? Presenter Jenny Hammond and Tip TV’s Zak Mir talk to Shaun Richards from Not A Yes Man Economics about the rising inflation, housing bubble and a number of ways in which BOE may respond. Tip TV Finance is a daily finance show based in Belgravia, London. Tip TV Finance prides itself on being able to attract the very highest quality guests on the show to talk markets, economics, trading and investing, keeping our audience informed via insightful and actionable infotainment. The Tip TV Daily Finance Show covers all asset classes ranging from currencies (forex), equities, bonds, commodities, futures and options. Guests share their high conviction market opportunities, covering fundamental, technical, inter-market and quantitative analysis, with the aim of demystifying financial markets for viewers at home. See More At: www.tiptv.co.uk Twitter: @OfficialTipTV Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/officialtiptv -
8:01What is Inflation?
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5:34Daily FX European Market Outlook: The UK’s inflation rate pushes above the Bank of England's 2%
Daily FX European Market Outlook: The UK’s inflation rate pushes above the Bank of England's 2%Daily FX European Market Outlook: The UK’s inflation rate pushes above the Bank of England's 2%
The UK’s latest inflation rate pushes above the Bank of England's 2% thanks to rising fuel and food prices. The figures now sit at 2.3%, the highest since September 2013. Sterling weakness has contributed to this gain with food prices recording their first annual increase for more than two-and-a-half years, standing 0.3% higher in February than a year earlier. Looking ahead. The Bank of England expects inflation will peak at 2.8% next year. This reading has sparks speculation that a central bank rate rise could soon be on the agenda. In response Sterling hit a three-week high on the back of this report. Technically, the pound’s exchange rate against the dollar has today broken to the upside from a falling channel it had been in since the start of February. The ONS also reported that the UK’s public sector net borrowing fell to the lowest figure in 10 years. It dropped £2.8bn to £1.8bn last month and government borrowing marked the lowest year-to-date borrowing figure since February 2008. Meanwhile corporation tax and National Insurance contributions rose. Oil prices are gained during the European session on unconfirmed reports that an OPEC-led output cut would be extended beyond June. {ANI} But these gains are being held back by the constant high crude inventory reports. The price of Brent crude has tumbled from 57 dollars a barrel at the start of this month but it has been recovering over the last few days and is now close to 52 dollars after a low only just above 50. #news @CVecchioFX @DavidJSong @MBForex @JamieSaettele @JohnKicklighter @ilyaspivak @ForexYell @JStanleyFX @DRodriguezFX @PaulRobinsonFX -
17:56Unemployment and Inflation in the UK Economy
Unemployment and Inflation in the UK EconomyUnemployment and Inflation in the UK Economy
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5:08May's speech, UK inflation watch | The Week Ahead
May's speech, UK inflation watch | The Week AheadMay's speech, UK inflation watch | The Week Ahead
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9:14BrExit UK Inflation CPI, RPI Forecast 2016, 2017 (5)
BrExit UK Inflation CPI, RPI Forecast 2016, 2017 (5)BrExit UK Inflation CPI, RPI Forecast 2016, 2017 (5)
Going into the EU referendum the vested interest academic economists from the Bank of England down were repeatedly issuing dire warnings of a plunge in sterling that would send inflation soaring that would trigger a series of interest rate hikes all whilst the economy collapsed. The prices in the shops as measured by official UK CPI Inflation was hugging near 0% at a rate of just 0.3% for May 2016 data, meanwhile RPI which is the closest official measure to real inflation was already above 1% at 1.4%, which are set against the demand adjusted Real UK inflation rate of 1.8%. So official UK price Inflation was already well above 1% and trending towards 2% before BrExit. Now a couple of months on from BrExit inflation has nudged higher to CPI 0.60% and RPI to 1.8%, see my latest video of where inflation is forecast to trend over the coming year. Support our Youtube Channel - https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted;_button_id=RBNAQG63P2VAU Ensure you are subscribed for in-depth analysis and detailed trend forecasts: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=MarketOracleTV and subscribe to our free newsletter http://www.marketoracle.info/?p=subscribe&id;=1 and visit http://www.marketoracle.co.uk for more. https://youtu.be/zZhpGBhxq78 -
2:16UK Inflation Hits Historic Low
UK Inflation Hits Historic LowUK Inflation Hits Historic Low
UK inflation is at it's lowest recorded rate for decades, thanks to falling food and fuel prices. Despite deflation on the horizon it's not a bleak outlook for the economy. Full Story: The last time UK inflation was this low - you could buy a loaf of bread for 5 pence, now you'll spend well over a pound. At 0% it's the lowest figure since records began...unofficial estimates indicate it was last around that mark back in 1960. And it's putting a big smile on Finance Minister George Osborne's face. [George Osborne, Uk Finance Minister]: "Frozen prices are a first for the British economy and this zero inflation is driven by falling petrol prices and food prices, so it's good news for families." Food prices fell 3.4% in the year to February. The cost of fuel - down 16.6%, thanks to plummeting world oil prices. And the savings are being felt by some. [Nisha, Business Owner]: "On petrol prices, I am probably saving about £30 to £40 a week." [Imogen, London Resident]: "It's interesting watching supermarket prices drop a bit on exactly the same product, in exactly the same supermarket." [Nishma, Business Owner]: "We run our own business, so cost of buying in our produce. The cost of ... I guess your day to day costs, you definitely notice the fall." [Katie Gregory, Reuters Reporter]: "It's just under 7 weeks until the UK election - and Prime Minister David Cameron is spinning zero inflation as a good thing for family budgets - he says it's a sign his government's long term plan is working. But, zero is a long way from the Bank of England's target rate of 2 percent." This all means an interest rate rise is firmly off the table for now. But economists are predicting the UK will slip into deflation in the coming months. Kerry Craig is from JP Morgan. [Kerry Craig, Global Market Strategist, JP Morgan]: "Inflation may actually fall lower than zero, we may see a negative number printed this year but again it's about those transitory factors of the oil price. The Bank of England will start talking more about what they think inflation will do. If we see those growth forecasts for the UK economy this year be delivered, then you'll ultimately see the Bank of England look to raise rates nearer the end of this year." With signs pointing towards a pick up in wages - and employment growth in the UK - demand's likely to remain robust. So even if the country does slide into the negative - it may not necessarily be the stale picture of deflation that has damaged others in Europe. For more news and videos visit ☛ http://ntd.tv Follow us on Twitter ☛ http://twitter.com/NTDTelevision Add us on Facebook ☛ http://on.fb.me/s5KV2C
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‘4% UK inflation by end of 2017’? If so, how do you trade it?
John Butler, GoldMoney Wealth says a rise in UK money supply , along with a drop in sterling, could push inflation up to as high as 4% by the end of 2017. John discusses the effects of this and how to trade the potential event.
published: 28 Sep 2016 -
UK inflation in the Brexit years | Markets
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published: 14 Feb 2017 -
UK Inflation set to soar to 4% by late 2017
http://illuminatisilver.com http://facebook.com/illuminatisilver UK Inflation set to soar to 4% by late 2017 Today is Wednesday 2nd November 2016 and we are briefly addressing the issue of rising inflation in the United Kingdom. Many analysts and economists have predicted that the UK’s exit from the EU will not only result in a lower value of sterling, but also a rise in inflation. An article published by the BBC today states that a leading think tank has forecast UK inflation will quadruple to about 4% in the second half of next year and that disposable incomes will be cut. The National Institute for Economic and Social Research (NIESR) is the UK's oldest independent economic research body and was founded in 1938. It quotes: “The rise in prices will accelerate rapidly during 2017 a...
published: 02 Nov 2016 -
UK inflation, property bubble & BOE response - Not A Yes Man Economics
When will the BOE raise interest rates in response to the sharp rise in inflation? How high can rates go, given the fact that there is a bubble in the housing market? Presenter Jenny Hammond and Tip TV’s Zak Mir talk to Shaun Richards from Not A Yes Man Economics about the rising inflation, housing bubble and a number of ways in which BOE may respond. Tip TV Finance is a daily finance show based in Belgravia, London. Tip TV Finance prides itself on being able to attract the very highest quality guests on the show to talk markets, economics, trading and investing, keeping our audience informed via insightful and actionable infotainment. The Tip TV Daily Finance Show covers all asset classes ranging from currencies (forex), equities, bonds, commodities, futures and options. Guests share...
published: 22 Mar 2017 -
What is Inflation?
Economists constantly refer to inflation and tend to suggest it is a Very Bad Thing. But why exactly, where does it come from and what could one do to tame it? Please subscribe here: http://tinyurl.com/o28mut7 If you like our films take a look at our shop (we ship worldwide): http://www.theschooloflife.com/shop/all/ Brought to you by http://www.theschooloflife.com Produced in collaboration with Vale Productions http://www.valeproductions.co.uk Music Lanquidity by http://www.purple-planet.com
published: 03 Aug 2015 -
Daily FX European Market Outlook: The UK’s inflation rate pushes above the Bank of England's 2%
The UK’s latest inflation rate pushes above the Bank of England's 2% thanks to rising fuel and food prices. The figures now sit at 2.3%, the highest since September 2013. Sterling weakness has contributed to this gain with food prices recording their first annual increase for more than two-and-a-half years, standing 0.3% higher in February than a year earlier. Looking ahead. The Bank of England expects inflation will peak at 2.8% next year. This reading has sparks speculation that a central bank rate rise could soon be on the agenda. In response Sterling hit a three-week high on the back of this report. Technically, the pound’s exchange rate against the dollar has today broken to the upside from a falling channel it had been in since the start of February. The ONS also reported that th...
published: 21 Mar 2017 -
Unemployment and Inflation in the UK Economy
This is a recording of my short revision webinar looking at key recent changed in UK unemployment and inflation. How much further can unemployment keep falling whilst inflation is well within the 2% inflation target?
published: 11 May 2016 -
May's speech, UK inflation watch | The Week Ahead
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published: 13 Nov 2016 -
BrExit UK Inflation CPI, RPI Forecast 2016, 2017 (5)
Going into the EU referendum the vested interest academic economists from the Bank of England down were repeatedly issuing dire warnings of a plunge in sterling that would send inflation soaring that would trigger a series of interest rate hikes all whilst the economy collapsed. The prices in the shops as measured by official UK CPI Inflation was hugging near 0% at a rate of just 0.3% for May 2016 data, meanwhile RPI which is the closest official measure to real inflation was already above 1% at 1.4%, which are set against the demand adjusted Real UK inflation rate of 1.8%. So official UK price Inflation was already well above 1% and trending towards 2% before BrExit. Now a couple of months on from BrExit inflation has nudged higher to CPI 0.60% and RPI to 1.8%, see my latest video of whe...
published: 20 Sep 2016 -
UK Inflation Hits Historic Low
UK inflation is at it's lowest recorded rate for decades, thanks to falling food and fuel prices. Despite deflation on the horizon it's not a bleak outlook for the economy. Full Story: The last time UK inflation was this low - you could buy a loaf of bread for 5 pence, now you'll spend well over a pound. At 0% it's the lowest figure since records began...unofficial estimates indicate it was last around that mark back in 1960. And it's putting a big smile on Finance Minister George Osborne's face. [George Osborne, Uk Finance Minister]: "Frozen prices are a first for the British economy and this zero inflation is driven by falling petrol prices and food prices, so it's good news for families." Food prices fell 3.4% in the year to February. The cost of fuel - down 16.6%, thanks to plum...
published: 25 Mar 2015
‘4% UK inflation by end of 2017’? If so, how do you trade it?
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- Duration: 5:07
- Updated: 28 Sep 2016
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John Butler, GoldMoney Wealth says a rise in UK money supply , along with a drop in sterling, could push inflation up to as high as 4% by the end of 2017. John ...
John Butler, GoldMoney Wealth says a rise in UK money supply , along with a drop in sterling, could push inflation up to as high as 4% by the end of 2017. John discusses the effects of this and how to trade the potential event.
https://wn.com/‘4_UK_Inflation_By_End_Of_2017’_If_So,_How_Do_You_Trade_It
John Butler, GoldMoney Wealth says a rise in UK money supply , along with a drop in sterling, could push inflation up to as high as 4% by the end of 2017. John discusses the effects of this and how to trade the potential event.
- published: 28 Sep 2016
- views: 271
UK inflation in the Brexit years | Markets
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- Duration: 4:38
- Updated: 14 Feb 2017
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- published: 14 Feb 2017
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UK Inflation set to soar to 4% by late 2017
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- Updated: 02 Nov 2016
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UK Inflation set to soar to 4% by late 2017
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UK Inflation set to soar to 4% by late 2017
Today is Wednesday 2nd November 2016 and we are briefly addressing the issue of rising inflation in the United Kingdom.
Many analysts and economists have predicted that the UK’s exit from the EU will not only result in a lower value of sterling, but also a rise in inflation.
An article published by the BBC today states that a leading think tank has forecast UK inflation will quadruple to about 4% in the second half of next year and that disposable incomes will be cut.
The National Institute for Economic and Social Research (NIESR) is the UK's oldest independent economic research body and was founded in 1938. It quotes:
“The rise in prices will accelerate rapidly during 2017 as the fall in sterling is passed on to consumers”.
The revised figure is sharply higher than the 3% it forecast in August. Growth too will be adversely affected. NIESR predicts that the economy would expand by 2% in 2016 - but would fall to just 1.4% growth next year.
Dr Angus Armstrong, director of macroeconomics at NIESR, told the BBC's Today programme.
"Households have really got a choice. Do they spend less or do they start saving less? … Given the savings ratio was at its lowest level since 2008, the most likely scenario is that they spend much less, hence the weaker [growth] forecast for next year."
Consumer Price Index inflation rose to 1% in September, up from 0.6% in August, the Office for National Statistics said last month. That was the highest rate for nearly two years.
On the positive front, the think tank also predicts that inflation would only return to the Bank of England's target of 2% in 2020.
The question to ask of course is simply; that if inflation does rise to 4% can it be reduced again without raising interest rates, and if not, then what further damage to growth will occur if they are raised? Something to ponder in the US too, should the dollar come under selling pressure for whatever reason.
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UK Inflation set to soar to 4% by late 2017
Today is Wednesday 2nd November 2016 and we are briefly addressing the issue of rising inflation in the United Kingdom.
Many analysts and economists have predicted that the UK’s exit from the EU will not only result in a lower value of sterling, but also a rise in inflation.
An article published by the BBC today states that a leading think tank has forecast UK inflation will quadruple to about 4% in the second half of next year and that disposable incomes will be cut.
The National Institute for Economic and Social Research (NIESR) is the UK's oldest independent economic research body and was founded in 1938. It quotes:
“The rise in prices will accelerate rapidly during 2017 as the fall in sterling is passed on to consumers”.
The revised figure is sharply higher than the 3% it forecast in August. Growth too will be adversely affected. NIESR predicts that the economy would expand by 2% in 2016 - but would fall to just 1.4% growth next year.
Dr Angus Armstrong, director of macroeconomics at NIESR, told the BBC's Today programme.
"Households have really got a choice. Do they spend less or do they start saving less? … Given the savings ratio was at its lowest level since 2008, the most likely scenario is that they spend much less, hence the weaker [growth] forecast for next year."
Consumer Price Index inflation rose to 1% in September, up from 0.6% in August, the Office for National Statistics said last month. That was the highest rate for nearly two years.
On the positive front, the think tank also predicts that inflation would only return to the Bank of England's target of 2% in 2020.
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- published: 02 Nov 2016
- views: 784
UK inflation, property bubble & BOE response - Not A Yes Man Economics
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:50
- Updated: 22 Mar 2017
- views: 66
When will the BOE raise interest rates in response to the sharp rise in inflation? How high can rates go, given the fact that there is a bubble in the housing m...
When will the BOE raise interest rates in response to the sharp rise in inflation? How high can rates go, given the fact that there is a bubble in the housing market?
Presenter Jenny Hammond and Tip TV’s Zak Mir talk to Shaun Richards from Not A Yes Man Economics about the rising inflation, housing bubble and a number of ways in which BOE may respond.
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The Tip TV Daily Finance Show covers all asset classes ranging from currencies (forex), equities, bonds, commodities, futures and options. Guests share their high conviction market opportunities, covering fundamental, technical, inter-market and quantitative analysis, with the aim of demystifying financial markets for viewers at home.
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When will the BOE raise interest rates in response to the sharp rise in inflation? How high can rates go, given the fact that there is a bubble in the housing market?
Presenter Jenny Hammond and Tip TV’s Zak Mir talk to Shaun Richards from Not A Yes Man Economics about the rising inflation, housing bubble and a number of ways in which BOE may respond.
Tip TV Finance is a daily finance show based in Belgravia, London. Tip TV Finance prides itself on being able to attract the very highest quality guests on the show to talk markets, economics, trading and investing, keeping our audience informed via insightful and actionable infotainment.
The Tip TV Daily Finance Show covers all asset classes ranging from currencies (forex), equities, bonds, commodities, futures and options. Guests share their high conviction market opportunities, covering fundamental, technical, inter-market and quantitative analysis, with the aim of demystifying financial markets for viewers at home.
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- published: 22 Mar 2017
- views: 66
What is Inflation?
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- Duration: 8:01
- Updated: 03 Aug 2015
- views: 263783
Economists constantly refer to inflation and tend to suggest it is a Very Bad Thing. But why exactly, where does it come from and what could one do to tame it?...
Economists constantly refer to inflation and tend to suggest it is a Very Bad Thing. But why exactly, where does it come from and what could one do to tame it? Please subscribe here: http://tinyurl.com/o28mut7
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Economists constantly refer to inflation and tend to suggest it is a Very Bad Thing. But why exactly, where does it come from and what could one do to tame it? Please subscribe here: http://tinyurl.com/o28mut7
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- published: 03 Aug 2015
- views: 263783
Daily FX European Market Outlook: The UK’s inflation rate pushes above the Bank of England's 2%
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- Duration: 5:34
- Updated: 21 Mar 2017
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The UK’s latest inflation rate pushes above the Bank of England's 2% thanks to rising fuel and food prices. The figures now sit at 2.3%, the highest since Septe...
The UK’s latest inflation rate pushes above the Bank of England's 2% thanks to rising fuel and food prices. The figures now sit at 2.3%, the highest since September 2013. Sterling weakness has contributed to this gain with food prices recording their first annual increase for more than two-and-a-half years, standing 0.3% higher in February than a year earlier. Looking ahead. The Bank of England expects inflation will peak at 2.8% next year. This reading has sparks speculation that a central bank rate rise could soon be on the agenda.
In response Sterling hit a three-week high on the back of this report. Technically, the pound’s exchange rate against the dollar has today broken to the upside from a falling channel it had been in since the start of February.
The ONS also reported that the UK’s public sector net borrowing fell to the lowest figure in 10 years. It dropped £2.8bn to £1.8bn last month and government borrowing marked the lowest year-to-date borrowing figure since February 2008. Meanwhile corporation tax and National Insurance contributions rose.
Oil prices are gained during the European session on unconfirmed reports that an OPEC-led output cut would be extended beyond June. {ANI} But these gains are being held back by the constant high crude inventory reports. The price of Brent crude has tumbled from 57 dollars a barrel at the start of this month but it has been recovering over the last few days and is now close to 52 dollars after a low only just above 50.
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The UK’s latest inflation rate pushes above the Bank of England's 2% thanks to rising fuel and food prices. The figures now sit at 2.3%, the highest since September 2013. Sterling weakness has contributed to this gain with food prices recording their first annual increase for more than two-and-a-half years, standing 0.3% higher in February than a year earlier. Looking ahead. The Bank of England expects inflation will peak at 2.8% next year. This reading has sparks speculation that a central bank rate rise could soon be on the agenda.
In response Sterling hit a three-week high on the back of this report. Technically, the pound’s exchange rate against the dollar has today broken to the upside from a falling channel it had been in since the start of February.
The ONS also reported that the UK’s public sector net borrowing fell to the lowest figure in 10 years. It dropped £2.8bn to £1.8bn last month and government borrowing marked the lowest year-to-date borrowing figure since February 2008. Meanwhile corporation tax and National Insurance contributions rose.
Oil prices are gained during the European session on unconfirmed reports that an OPEC-led output cut would be extended beyond June. {ANI} But these gains are being held back by the constant high crude inventory reports. The price of Brent crude has tumbled from 57 dollars a barrel at the start of this month but it has been recovering over the last few days and is now close to 52 dollars after a low only just above 50.
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- published: 21 Mar 2017
- views: 28
Unemployment and Inflation in the UK Economy
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- Duration: 17:56
- Updated: 11 May 2016
- views: 1404
This is a recording of my short revision webinar looking at key recent changed in UK unemployment and inflation. How much further can unemployment keep falling ...
This is a recording of my short revision webinar looking at key recent changed in UK unemployment and inflation. How much further can unemployment keep falling whilst inflation is well within the 2% inflation target?
https://wn.com/Unemployment_And_Inflation_In_The_UK_Economy
This is a recording of my short revision webinar looking at key recent changed in UK unemployment and inflation. How much further can unemployment keep falling whilst inflation is well within the 2% inflation target?
- published: 11 May 2016
- views: 1404
May's speech, UK inflation watch | The Week Ahead
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- Duration: 5:08
- Updated: 13 Nov 2016
- views: 593
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The FT's Vanessa Kortekaas highlights the key stories to watch for in the coming week, including UK prime ...
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The FT's Vanessa Kortekaas highlights the key stories to watch for in the coming week, including UK prime minister Theresa May's foreign policy speech, European economic data and results from US retailer Walmart
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The FT's Vanessa Kortekaas highlights the key stories to watch for in the coming week, including UK prime minister Theresa May's foreign policy speech, European economic data and results from US retailer Walmart
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- published: 13 Nov 2016
- views: 593
BrExit UK Inflation CPI, RPI Forecast 2016, 2017 (5)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:14
- Updated: 20 Sep 2016
- views: 1140
Going into the EU referendum the vested interest academic economists from the Bank of England down were repeatedly issuing dire warnings of a plunge in sterling...
Going into the EU referendum the vested interest academic economists from the Bank of England down were repeatedly issuing dire warnings of a plunge in sterling that would send inflation soaring that would trigger a series of interest rate hikes all whilst the economy collapsed. The prices in the shops as measured by official UK CPI Inflation was hugging near 0% at a rate of just 0.3% for May 2016 data, meanwhile RPI which is the closest official measure to real inflation was already above 1% at 1.4%, which are set against the demand adjusted Real UK inflation rate of 1.8%. So official UK price Inflation was already well above 1% and trending towards 2% before BrExit.
Now a couple of months on from BrExit inflation has nudged higher to CPI 0.60% and RPI to 1.8%, see my latest video of where inflation is forecast to trend over the coming year.
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Going into the EU referendum the vested interest academic economists from the Bank of England down were repeatedly issuing dire warnings of a plunge in sterling that would send inflation soaring that would trigger a series of interest rate hikes all whilst the economy collapsed. The prices in the shops as measured by official UK CPI Inflation was hugging near 0% at a rate of just 0.3% for May 2016 data, meanwhile RPI which is the closest official measure to real inflation was already above 1% at 1.4%, which are set against the demand adjusted Real UK inflation rate of 1.8%. So official UK price Inflation was already well above 1% and trending towards 2% before BrExit.
Now a couple of months on from BrExit inflation has nudged higher to CPI 0.60% and RPI to 1.8%, see my latest video of where inflation is forecast to trend over the coming year.
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- published: 20 Sep 2016
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UK Inflation Hits Historic Low
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- Duration: 2:16
- Updated: 25 Mar 2015
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UK inflation is at it's lowest recorded rate for decades, thanks to falling food and fuel prices. Despite deflation on the horizon it's not a bleak outlook for ...
UK inflation is at it's lowest recorded rate for decades, thanks to falling food and fuel prices. Despite deflation on the horizon it's not a bleak outlook for the economy.
Full Story:
The last time UK inflation was this low - you could buy a loaf of bread for 5 pence, now you'll spend well over a pound.
At 0% it's the lowest figure since records began...unofficial estimates indicate it was last around that mark back in 1960.
And it's putting a big smile on Finance Minister George Osborne's face.
[George Osborne, Uk Finance Minister]:
"Frozen prices are a first for the British economy and this zero inflation is driven by falling petrol prices and food prices, so it's good news for families."
Food prices fell 3.4% in the year to February.
The cost of fuel - down 16.6%, thanks to plummeting world oil prices.
And the savings are being felt by some.
[Nisha, Business Owner]:
"On petrol prices, I am probably saving about £30 to £40 a week."
[Imogen, London Resident]:
"It's interesting watching supermarket prices drop a bit on exactly the same product, in exactly the same supermarket."
[Nishma, Business Owner]:
"We run our own business, so cost of buying in our produce. The cost of ... I guess your day to day costs, you definitely notice the fall."
[Katie Gregory, Reuters Reporter]:
"It's just under 7 weeks until the UK election - and Prime Minister David Cameron is spinning zero inflation as a good thing for family budgets - he says it's a sign his government's long term plan is working. But, zero is a long way from the Bank of England's target rate of 2 percent."
This all means an interest rate rise is firmly off the table for now.
But economists are predicting the UK will slip into deflation in the coming months.
Kerry Craig is from JP Morgan.
[Kerry Craig, Global Market Strategist, JP Morgan]:
"Inflation may actually fall lower than zero, we may see a negative number printed this year but again it's about those transitory factors of the oil price. The Bank of England will start talking more about what they think inflation will do. If we see those growth forecasts for the UK economy this year be delivered, then you'll ultimately see the Bank of England look to raise rates nearer the end of this year."
With signs pointing towards a pick up in wages - and employment growth in the UK - demand's likely to remain robust.
So even if the country does slide into the negative - it may not necessarily be the stale picture of deflation that has damaged others in Europe.
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UK inflation is at it's lowest recorded rate for decades, thanks to falling food and fuel prices. Despite deflation on the horizon it's not a bleak outlook for the economy.
Full Story:
The last time UK inflation was this low - you could buy a loaf of bread for 5 pence, now you'll spend well over a pound.
At 0% it's the lowest figure since records began...unofficial estimates indicate it was last around that mark back in 1960.
And it's putting a big smile on Finance Minister George Osborne's face.
[George Osborne, Uk Finance Minister]:
"Frozen prices are a first for the British economy and this zero inflation is driven by falling petrol prices and food prices, so it's good news for families."
Food prices fell 3.4% in the year to February.
The cost of fuel - down 16.6%, thanks to plummeting world oil prices.
And the savings are being felt by some.
[Nisha, Business Owner]:
"On petrol prices, I am probably saving about £30 to £40 a week."
[Imogen, London Resident]:
"It's interesting watching supermarket prices drop a bit on exactly the same product, in exactly the same supermarket."
[Nishma, Business Owner]:
"We run our own business, so cost of buying in our produce. The cost of ... I guess your day to day costs, you definitely notice the fall."
[Katie Gregory, Reuters Reporter]:
"It's just under 7 weeks until the UK election - and Prime Minister David Cameron is spinning zero inflation as a good thing for family budgets - he says it's a sign his government's long term plan is working. But, zero is a long way from the Bank of England's target rate of 2 percent."
This all means an interest rate rise is firmly off the table for now.
But economists are predicting the UK will slip into deflation in the coming months.
Kerry Craig is from JP Morgan.
[Kerry Craig, Global Market Strategist, JP Morgan]:
"Inflation may actually fall lower than zero, we may see a negative number printed this year but again it's about those transitory factors of the oil price. The Bank of England will start talking more about what they think inflation will do. If we see those growth forecasts for the UK economy this year be delivered, then you'll ultimately see the Bank of England look to raise rates nearer the end of this year."
With signs pointing towards a pick up in wages - and employment growth in the UK - demand's likely to remain robust.
So even if the country does slide into the negative - it may not necessarily be the stale picture of deflation that has damaged others in Europe.
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- published: 25 Mar 2015
- views: 812
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‘4% UK inflation by end of 2017’? If so, how do you trade it?
John Butler, GoldMoney Wealth says a rise in UK money supply , along with a drop in sterling, could push inflation up to as high as 4% by the end of 2017. John discusses the effects of this and how to trade the potential event.
published: 28 Sep 2016 -
UK inflation in the Brexit years | Markets
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UK Inflation set to soar to 4% by late 2017
http://illuminatisilver.com http://facebook.com/illuminatisilver UK Inflation set to soar to 4% by late 2017 Today is Wednesday 2nd November 2016 and we are briefly addressing the issue of rising inflation in the United Kingdom. Many analysts and economists have predicted that the UK’s exit from the EU will not only result in a lower value of sterling, but also a rise in inflation. An article published by the BBC today states that a leading think tank has forecast UK inflation will quadruple to about 4% in the second half of next year and that disposable incomes will be cut. The National Institute for Economic and Social Research (NIESR) is the UK's oldest independent economic research body and was founded in 1938. It quotes: “The rise in prices will accelerate rapidly during 2017 a...
published: 02 Nov 2016 -
UK inflation, property bubble & BOE response - Not A Yes Man Economics
When will the BOE raise interest rates in response to the sharp rise in inflation? How high can rates go, given the fact that there is a bubble in the housing market? Presenter Jenny Hammond and Tip TV’s Zak Mir talk to Shaun Richards from Not A Yes Man Economics about the rising inflation, housing bubble and a number of ways in which BOE may respond. Tip TV Finance is a daily finance show based in Belgravia, London. Tip TV Finance prides itself on being able to attract the very highest quality guests on the show to talk markets, economics, trading and investing, keeping our audience informed via insightful and actionable infotainment. The Tip TV Daily Finance Show covers all asset classes ranging from currencies (forex), equities, bonds, commodities, futures and options. Guests share...
published: 22 Mar 2017 -
What is Inflation?
Economists constantly refer to inflation and tend to suggest it is a Very Bad Thing. But why exactly, where does it come from and what could one do to tame it? Please subscribe here: http://tinyurl.com/o28mut7 If you like our films take a look at our shop (we ship worldwide): http://www.theschooloflife.com/shop/all/ Brought to you by http://www.theschooloflife.com Produced in collaboration with Vale Productions http://www.valeproductions.co.uk Music Lanquidity by http://www.purple-planet.com
published: 03 Aug 2015 -
Daily FX European Market Outlook: The UK’s inflation rate pushes above the Bank of England's 2%
The UK’s latest inflation rate pushes above the Bank of England's 2% thanks to rising fuel and food prices. The figures now sit at 2.3%, the highest since September 2013. Sterling weakness has contributed to this gain with food prices recording their first annual increase for more than two-and-a-half years, standing 0.3% higher in February than a year earlier. Looking ahead. The Bank of England expects inflation will peak at 2.8% next year. This reading has sparks speculation that a central bank rate rise could soon be on the agenda. In response Sterling hit a three-week high on the back of this report. Technically, the pound’s exchange rate against the dollar has today broken to the upside from a falling channel it had been in since the start of February. The ONS also reported that th...
published: 21 Mar 2017 -
Unemployment and Inflation in the UK Economy
This is a recording of my short revision webinar looking at key recent changed in UK unemployment and inflation. How much further can unemployment keep falling whilst inflation is well within the 2% inflation target?
published: 11 May 2016 -
May's speech, UK inflation watch | The Week Ahead
► Subscribe to FT.com here: http://on.ft.com/2eZZoLI The FT's Vanessa Kortekaas highlights the key stories to watch for in the coming week, including UK prime minister Theresa May's foreign policy speech, European economic data and results from US retailer Walmart ► Subscribe to the Financial Times on YouTube: http://bit.ly/FTimeSubs For more video content from the Financial Times, visit http://www.FT.com/video Twitter https://twitter.com/ftvideo Facebook https://www.facebook.com/financialtimes
published: 13 Nov 2016 -
BrExit UK Inflation CPI, RPI Forecast 2016, 2017 (5)
Going into the EU referendum the vested interest academic economists from the Bank of England down were repeatedly issuing dire warnings of a plunge in sterling that would send inflation soaring that would trigger a series of interest rate hikes all whilst the economy collapsed. The prices in the shops as measured by official UK CPI Inflation was hugging near 0% at a rate of just 0.3% for May 2016 data, meanwhile RPI which is the closest official measure to real inflation was already above 1% at 1.4%, which are set against the demand adjusted Real UK inflation rate of 1.8%. So official UK price Inflation was already well above 1% and trending towards 2% before BrExit. Now a couple of months on from BrExit inflation has nudged higher to CPI 0.60% and RPI to 1.8%, see my latest video of whe...
published: 20 Sep 2016 -
UK Inflation Hits Historic Low
UK inflation is at it's lowest recorded rate for decades, thanks to falling food and fuel prices. Despite deflation on the horizon it's not a bleak outlook for the economy. Full Story: The last time UK inflation was this low - you could buy a loaf of bread for 5 pence, now you'll spend well over a pound. At 0% it's the lowest figure since records began...unofficial estimates indicate it was last around that mark back in 1960. And it's putting a big smile on Finance Minister George Osborne's face. [George Osborne, Uk Finance Minister]: "Frozen prices are a first for the British economy and this zero inflation is driven by falling petrol prices and food prices, so it's good news for families." Food prices fell 3.4% in the year to February. The cost of fuel - down 16.6%, thanks to plum...
published: 25 Mar 2015
‘4% UK inflation by end of 2017’? If so, how do you trade it?
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- Duration: 5:07
- Updated: 28 Sep 2016
- views: 271
John Butler, GoldMoney Wealth says a rise in UK money supply , along with a drop in sterling, could push inflation up to as high as 4% by the end of 2017. John ...
John Butler, GoldMoney Wealth says a rise in UK money supply , along with a drop in sterling, could push inflation up to as high as 4% by the end of 2017. John discusses the effects of this and how to trade the potential event.
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John Butler, GoldMoney Wealth says a rise in UK money supply , along with a drop in sterling, could push inflation up to as high as 4% by the end of 2017. John discusses the effects of this and how to trade the potential event.
- published: 28 Sep 2016
- views: 271
UK inflation in the Brexit years | Markets
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- Duration: 4:38
- Updated: 14 Feb 2017
- views: 1050
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- published: 14 Feb 2017
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UK Inflation set to soar to 4% by late 2017
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- Duration: 4:13
- Updated: 02 Nov 2016
- views: 784
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UK Inflation set to soar to 4% by late 2017
Today is Wednesday 2nd November 2016 and we are br...
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UK Inflation set to soar to 4% by late 2017
Today is Wednesday 2nd November 2016 and we are briefly addressing the issue of rising inflation in the United Kingdom.
Many analysts and economists have predicted that the UK’s exit from the EU will not only result in a lower value of sterling, but also a rise in inflation.
An article published by the BBC today states that a leading think tank has forecast UK inflation will quadruple to about 4% in the second half of next year and that disposable incomes will be cut.
The National Institute for Economic and Social Research (NIESR) is the UK's oldest independent economic research body and was founded in 1938. It quotes:
“The rise in prices will accelerate rapidly during 2017 as the fall in sterling is passed on to consumers”.
The revised figure is sharply higher than the 3% it forecast in August. Growth too will be adversely affected. NIESR predicts that the economy would expand by 2% in 2016 - but would fall to just 1.4% growth next year.
Dr Angus Armstrong, director of macroeconomics at NIESR, told the BBC's Today programme.
"Households have really got a choice. Do they spend less or do they start saving less? … Given the savings ratio was at its lowest level since 2008, the most likely scenario is that they spend much less, hence the weaker [growth] forecast for next year."
Consumer Price Index inflation rose to 1% in September, up from 0.6% in August, the Office for National Statistics said last month. That was the highest rate for nearly two years.
On the positive front, the think tank also predicts that inflation would only return to the Bank of England's target of 2% in 2020.
The question to ask of course is simply; that if inflation does rise to 4% can it be reduced again without raising interest rates, and if not, then what further damage to growth will occur if they are raised? Something to ponder in the US too, should the dollar come under selling pressure for whatever reason.
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UK Inflation set to soar to 4% by late 2017
Today is Wednesday 2nd November 2016 and we are briefly addressing the issue of rising inflation in the United Kingdom.
Many analysts and economists have predicted that the UK’s exit from the EU will not only result in a lower value of sterling, but also a rise in inflation.
An article published by the BBC today states that a leading think tank has forecast UK inflation will quadruple to about 4% in the second half of next year and that disposable incomes will be cut.
The National Institute for Economic and Social Research (NIESR) is the UK's oldest independent economic research body and was founded in 1938. It quotes:
“The rise in prices will accelerate rapidly during 2017 as the fall in sterling is passed on to consumers”.
The revised figure is sharply higher than the 3% it forecast in August. Growth too will be adversely affected. NIESR predicts that the economy would expand by 2% in 2016 - but would fall to just 1.4% growth next year.
Dr Angus Armstrong, director of macroeconomics at NIESR, told the BBC's Today programme.
"Households have really got a choice. Do they spend less or do they start saving less? … Given the savings ratio was at its lowest level since 2008, the most likely scenario is that they spend much less, hence the weaker [growth] forecast for next year."
Consumer Price Index inflation rose to 1% in September, up from 0.6% in August, the Office for National Statistics said last month. That was the highest rate for nearly two years.
On the positive front, the think tank also predicts that inflation would only return to the Bank of England's target of 2% in 2020.
The question to ask of course is simply; that if inflation does rise to 4% can it be reduced again without raising interest rates, and if not, then what further damage to growth will occur if they are raised? Something to ponder in the US too, should the dollar come under selling pressure for whatever reason.
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UK inflation, property bubble & BOE response - Not A Yes Man Economics
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:50
- Updated: 22 Mar 2017
- views: 66
When will the BOE raise interest rates in response to the sharp rise in inflation? How high can rates go, given the fact that there is a bubble in the housing m...
When will the BOE raise interest rates in response to the sharp rise in inflation? How high can rates go, given the fact that there is a bubble in the housing market?
Presenter Jenny Hammond and Tip TV’s Zak Mir talk to Shaun Richards from Not A Yes Man Economics about the rising inflation, housing bubble and a number of ways in which BOE may respond.
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The Tip TV Daily Finance Show covers all asset classes ranging from currencies (forex), equities, bonds, commodities, futures and options. Guests share their high conviction market opportunities, covering fundamental, technical, inter-market and quantitative analysis, with the aim of demystifying financial markets for viewers at home.
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When will the BOE raise interest rates in response to the sharp rise in inflation? How high can rates go, given the fact that there is a bubble in the housing market?
Presenter Jenny Hammond and Tip TV’s Zak Mir talk to Shaun Richards from Not A Yes Man Economics about the rising inflation, housing bubble and a number of ways in which BOE may respond.
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The Tip TV Daily Finance Show covers all asset classes ranging from currencies (forex), equities, bonds, commodities, futures and options. Guests share their high conviction market opportunities, covering fundamental, technical, inter-market and quantitative analysis, with the aim of demystifying financial markets for viewers at home.
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- published: 22 Mar 2017
- views: 66
What is Inflation?
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- Duration: 8:01
- Updated: 03 Aug 2015
- views: 263783
Economists constantly refer to inflation and tend to suggest it is a Very Bad Thing. But why exactly, where does it come from and what could one do to tame it?...
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Economists constantly refer to inflation and tend to suggest it is a Very Bad Thing. But why exactly, where does it come from and what could one do to tame it? Please subscribe here: http://tinyurl.com/o28mut7
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- published: 03 Aug 2015
- views: 263783
Daily FX European Market Outlook: The UK’s inflation rate pushes above the Bank of England's 2%
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:34
- Updated: 21 Mar 2017
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The UK’s latest inflation rate pushes above the Bank of England's 2% thanks to rising fuel and food prices. The figures now sit at 2.3%, the highest since Septe...
The UK’s latest inflation rate pushes above the Bank of England's 2% thanks to rising fuel and food prices. The figures now sit at 2.3%, the highest since September 2013. Sterling weakness has contributed to this gain with food prices recording their first annual increase for more than two-and-a-half years, standing 0.3% higher in February than a year earlier. Looking ahead. The Bank of England expects inflation will peak at 2.8% next year. This reading has sparks speculation that a central bank rate rise could soon be on the agenda.
In response Sterling hit a three-week high on the back of this report. Technically, the pound’s exchange rate against the dollar has today broken to the upside from a falling channel it had been in since the start of February.
The ONS also reported that the UK’s public sector net borrowing fell to the lowest figure in 10 years. It dropped £2.8bn to £1.8bn last month and government borrowing marked the lowest year-to-date borrowing figure since February 2008. Meanwhile corporation tax and National Insurance contributions rose.
Oil prices are gained during the European session on unconfirmed reports that an OPEC-led output cut would be extended beyond June. {ANI} But these gains are being held back by the constant high crude inventory reports. The price of Brent crude has tumbled from 57 dollars a barrel at the start of this month but it has been recovering over the last few days and is now close to 52 dollars after a low only just above 50.
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The UK’s latest inflation rate pushes above the Bank of England's 2% thanks to rising fuel and food prices. The figures now sit at 2.3%, the highest since September 2013. Sterling weakness has contributed to this gain with food prices recording their first annual increase for more than two-and-a-half years, standing 0.3% higher in February than a year earlier. Looking ahead. The Bank of England expects inflation will peak at 2.8% next year. This reading has sparks speculation that a central bank rate rise could soon be on the agenda.
In response Sterling hit a three-week high on the back of this report. Technically, the pound’s exchange rate against the dollar has today broken to the upside from a falling channel it had been in since the start of February.
The ONS also reported that the UK’s public sector net borrowing fell to the lowest figure in 10 years. It dropped £2.8bn to £1.8bn last month and government borrowing marked the lowest year-to-date borrowing figure since February 2008. Meanwhile corporation tax and National Insurance contributions rose.
Oil prices are gained during the European session on unconfirmed reports that an OPEC-led output cut would be extended beyond June. {ANI} But these gains are being held back by the constant high crude inventory reports. The price of Brent crude has tumbled from 57 dollars a barrel at the start of this month but it has been recovering over the last few days and is now close to 52 dollars after a low only just above 50.
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- published: 21 Mar 2017
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Unemployment and Inflation in the UK Economy
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- Duration: 17:56
- Updated: 11 May 2016
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This is a recording of my short revision webinar looking at key recent changed in UK unemployment and inflation. How much further can unemployment keep falling ...
This is a recording of my short revision webinar looking at key recent changed in UK unemployment and inflation. How much further can unemployment keep falling whilst inflation is well within the 2% inflation target?
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This is a recording of my short revision webinar looking at key recent changed in UK unemployment and inflation. How much further can unemployment keep falling whilst inflation is well within the 2% inflation target?
- published: 11 May 2016
- views: 1404
May's speech, UK inflation watch | The Week Ahead
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- Updated: 13 Nov 2016
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The FT's Vanessa Kortekaas highlights the key stories to watch for in the coming week, including UK prime ...
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The FT's Vanessa Kortekaas highlights the key stories to watch for in the coming week, including UK prime minister Theresa May's foreign policy speech, European economic data and results from US retailer Walmart
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- published: 13 Nov 2016
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BrExit UK Inflation CPI, RPI Forecast 2016, 2017 (5)
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- Updated: 20 Sep 2016
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Going into the EU referendum the vested interest academic economists from the Bank of England down were repeatedly issuing dire warnings of a plunge in sterling...
Going into the EU referendum the vested interest academic economists from the Bank of England down were repeatedly issuing dire warnings of a plunge in sterling that would send inflation soaring that would trigger a series of interest rate hikes all whilst the economy collapsed. The prices in the shops as measured by official UK CPI Inflation was hugging near 0% at a rate of just 0.3% for May 2016 data, meanwhile RPI which is the closest official measure to real inflation was already above 1% at 1.4%, which are set against the demand adjusted Real UK inflation rate of 1.8%. So official UK price Inflation was already well above 1% and trending towards 2% before BrExit.
Now a couple of months on from BrExit inflation has nudged higher to CPI 0.60% and RPI to 1.8%, see my latest video of where inflation is forecast to trend over the coming year.
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Going into the EU referendum the vested interest academic economists from the Bank of England down were repeatedly issuing dire warnings of a plunge in sterling that would send inflation soaring that would trigger a series of interest rate hikes all whilst the economy collapsed. The prices in the shops as measured by official UK CPI Inflation was hugging near 0% at a rate of just 0.3% for May 2016 data, meanwhile RPI which is the closest official measure to real inflation was already above 1% at 1.4%, which are set against the demand adjusted Real UK inflation rate of 1.8%. So official UK price Inflation was already well above 1% and trending towards 2% before BrExit.
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- published: 20 Sep 2016
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UK Inflation Hits Historic Low
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- Duration: 2:16
- Updated: 25 Mar 2015
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UK inflation is at it's lowest recorded rate for decades, thanks to falling food and fuel prices. Despite deflation on the horizon it's not a bleak outlook for ...
UK inflation is at it's lowest recorded rate for decades, thanks to falling food and fuel prices. Despite deflation on the horizon it's not a bleak outlook for the economy.
Full Story:
The last time UK inflation was this low - you could buy a loaf of bread for 5 pence, now you'll spend well over a pound.
At 0% it's the lowest figure since records began...unofficial estimates indicate it was last around that mark back in 1960.
And it's putting a big smile on Finance Minister George Osborne's face.
[George Osborne, Uk Finance Minister]:
"Frozen prices are a first for the British economy and this zero inflation is driven by falling petrol prices and food prices, so it's good news for families."
Food prices fell 3.4% in the year to February.
The cost of fuel - down 16.6%, thanks to plummeting world oil prices.
And the savings are being felt by some.
[Nisha, Business Owner]:
"On petrol prices, I am probably saving about £30 to £40 a week."
[Imogen, London Resident]:
"It's interesting watching supermarket prices drop a bit on exactly the same product, in exactly the same supermarket."
[Nishma, Business Owner]:
"We run our own business, so cost of buying in our produce. The cost of ... I guess your day to day costs, you definitely notice the fall."
[Katie Gregory, Reuters Reporter]:
"It's just under 7 weeks until the UK election - and Prime Minister David Cameron is spinning zero inflation as a good thing for family budgets - he says it's a sign his government's long term plan is working. But, zero is a long way from the Bank of England's target rate of 2 percent."
This all means an interest rate rise is firmly off the table for now.
But economists are predicting the UK will slip into deflation in the coming months.
Kerry Craig is from JP Morgan.
[Kerry Craig, Global Market Strategist, JP Morgan]:
"Inflation may actually fall lower than zero, we may see a negative number printed this year but again it's about those transitory factors of the oil price. The Bank of England will start talking more about what they think inflation will do. If we see those growth forecasts for the UK economy this year be delivered, then you'll ultimately see the Bank of England look to raise rates nearer the end of this year."
With signs pointing towards a pick up in wages - and employment growth in the UK - demand's likely to remain robust.
So even if the country does slide into the negative - it may not necessarily be the stale picture of deflation that has damaged others in Europe.
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UK inflation is at it's lowest recorded rate for decades, thanks to falling food and fuel prices. Despite deflation on the horizon it's not a bleak outlook for the economy.
Full Story:
The last time UK inflation was this low - you could buy a loaf of bread for 5 pence, now you'll spend well over a pound.
At 0% it's the lowest figure since records began...unofficial estimates indicate it was last around that mark back in 1960.
And it's putting a big smile on Finance Minister George Osborne's face.
[George Osborne, Uk Finance Minister]:
"Frozen prices are a first for the British economy and this zero inflation is driven by falling petrol prices and food prices, so it's good news for families."
Food prices fell 3.4% in the year to February.
The cost of fuel - down 16.6%, thanks to plummeting world oil prices.
And the savings are being felt by some.
[Nisha, Business Owner]:
"On petrol prices, I am probably saving about £30 to £40 a week."
[Imogen, London Resident]:
"It's interesting watching supermarket prices drop a bit on exactly the same product, in exactly the same supermarket."
[Nishma, Business Owner]:
"We run our own business, so cost of buying in our produce. The cost of ... I guess your day to day costs, you definitely notice the fall."
[Katie Gregory, Reuters Reporter]:
"It's just under 7 weeks until the UK election - and Prime Minister David Cameron is spinning zero inflation as a good thing for family budgets - he says it's a sign his government's long term plan is working. But, zero is a long way from the Bank of England's target rate of 2 percent."
This all means an interest rate rise is firmly off the table for now.
But economists are predicting the UK will slip into deflation in the coming months.
Kerry Craig is from JP Morgan.
[Kerry Craig, Global Market Strategist, JP Morgan]:
"Inflation may actually fall lower than zero, we may see a negative number printed this year but again it's about those transitory factors of the oil price. The Bank of England will start talking more about what they think inflation will do. If we see those growth forecasts for the UK economy this year be delivered, then you'll ultimately see the Bank of England look to raise rates nearer the end of this year."
With signs pointing towards a pick up in wages - and employment growth in the UK - demand's likely to remain robust.
So even if the country does slide into the negative - it may not necessarily be the stale picture of deflation that has damaged others in Europe.
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LIVE TRADING UK MPC Statement and Minutes%3B also UK Inflation Report 20160512 1011 1
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Traders' Round Table - week 13 - 23rd March 2015
Looking at Forex and stocks for the week. US & UK inflation due tomorrow.
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Amplify Trading Morning Briefing - 21st March 2017
Senior Associate Anthony Cheung discusses the strength in the EUR this morning after the televised French debate and what to look out for today including UK inflation figures and a number of Fed speakers.
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UK Inflation set to soar to 4% by late 2017
Is the UK 6 year long panic low of 0.5% interest rates over? Are rates about to start on a trend towards normlisation as the Bank of England Governor Mark . UK Inflation set to soar to 4% by late 2017 Today is Wednesday 2nd November 2016 and we are . Going into the EU referendum the vested interest academic economists from the Bank of England down were repeatedly issuing dire warnings of a plunge in . The US Federal Reserve has raised short-term interest rates for the second time in a decade and forecast a faster pace of tightening in the coming year, as it .
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Russell Napier - Ben Graham Centre Value Investing 2015
Author & Founder, Electronic Research Interchange (ERIC), London, UK Topic: Equity Valuation: inflation, deflation and mean reversion
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Webinar: FX Week Ahead w/ Sr. Currency Strategist Christopher Vecchio: 2/13/17
DailyFX Senior Currency Strategist Christopher Vecchio discusses the major data due over the coming week and how they will impact FX markets. Topics covered include: - How will UK inflation data impact GBP/JPY, GBP/USD, and EUR/GBP? - Has the US Dollar finally bottomed? What levels to watch in DXY around Yellen's testimony and US CPI? - How will AUD/JPY and AUD/USD trade around Chinese CPI and Australian labor figures this week? #news @CVecchioFX
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Webinar: Fundamental Forecast - ECB Decision, Brexit Fallout, Risk Trends
Talking Points: • Risk trends continue to build a gaping divergence between conviction and need • Brexit is far from resolved as a market mover with UK housing, inflation and jobs data this week • Top event risk will be the ECB rate decision, but there are plenty of events for Europe this week Read the full article here: https://www.dailyfx.com/forex/video/live_events/2016/07/19/Webinar-Fundamental-Forecast-ECB-Decision-Brexit-Fallout-Risk-Trends-.html #news #SP500 #USD #FOMC #BoJ @JohnKicklighter
published: 19 Jul 2016 -
Live Europe Open: Yen rests, the rest rally
Live Analysis in the European opening bell. Trade and Follow Forex Crunch Analyst Yohay Elam and share your ideas with him and the whole community! Live weekdays from 7 to 8 am GMT. Here: http://www.fxstreet.com/webinars/live-analysis/ A risk on sentiment has taken over: higher oil prices and other commodity prices support commodity currencies and also the pound is on a winning streak, defying gravity, weak indicators and political worries. The Japanese yen is the only loser around, finally correcting its big gains across the board. The Fed meeting as well as the meeting between Obama and Yellen did not yield any news and the market does not see a hike anytime soon. Will the positive mood continue? UK inflation and Chinese trade are next.
published: 12 Apr 2016 -
Should the UK Adopt Money GDP Targets? - Professor Douglas McWilliams
Following the lecture on 'A New Theory of Economic Growth' in the previous year, and with a new Governor of the Bank of England, this lecture looks at a different way of targeting economic policy to deal with the paradox that inflation has been consistently above its target for the past three years while growth has underperformed consistently. This lecture argues that the time has come to update the Monetary Policy Committee's target to use Money GDP instead of simple inflation targeting. The transcript and downloadable versions of the lecture are available from the Gresham College website: http://www.gresham.ac.uk/lectures-and-events/should-the-uk-adopt-money-gdp-targets Gresham College has been giving free public lectures since 1597. This tradition continues today with all of our five o...
published: 13 Dec 2013
UK inflation falls to 2%!
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- Duration: 1:06:31
- Updated: 20 Jan 2014
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UK inflation falls to 2%!
UK inflation falls to 2%!
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LIVE TRADING UK MPC Statement and Minutes%3B also UK Inflation Report 20160512 1011 1
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- Duration: 2:44:51
- Updated: 18 Jun 2016
- views: 3
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- published: 18 Jun 2016
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Traders' Round Table - week 13 - 23rd March 2015
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- Duration: 35:09
- Updated: 23 Mar 2015
- views: 8
Looking at Forex and stocks for the week. US & UK inflation due tomorrow.
- published: 23 Mar 2015
- views: 8
Amplify Trading Morning Briefing - 21st March 2017
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- Duration: 30:33
- Updated: 21 Mar 2017
- views: 393
Senior Associate Anthony Cheung discusses the strength in the EUR this morning after the televised French debate and what to look out for today including UK inf...
Senior Associate Anthony Cheung discusses the strength in the EUR this morning after the televised French debate and what to look out for today including UK inflation figures and a number of Fed speakers.
https://wn.com/Amplify_Trading_Morning_Briefing_21St_March_2017
Senior Associate Anthony Cheung discusses the strength in the EUR this morning after the televised French debate and what to look out for today including UK inflation figures and a number of Fed speakers.
- published: 21 Mar 2017
- views: 393
UK Inflation set to soar to 4% by late 2017
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- Duration: 39:41
- Updated: 05 Feb 2017
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Is the UK 6 year long panic low of 0.5% interest rates over? Are rates about to start on a trend towards normlisation as the Bank of England Governor Mark .
...
Is the UK 6 year long panic low of 0.5% interest rates over? Are rates about to start on a trend towards normlisation as the Bank of England Governor Mark .
UK Inflation set to soar to 4% by late 2017 Today is Wednesday 2nd November 2016 and we are .
Going into the EU referendum the vested interest academic economists from the Bank of England down were repeatedly issuing dire warnings of a plunge in .
The US Federal Reserve has raised short-term interest rates for the second time in a decade and forecast a faster pace of tightening in the coming year, as it .
https://wn.com/UK_Inflation_Set_To_Soar_To_4_By_Late_2017
Is the UK 6 year long panic low of 0.5% interest rates over? Are rates about to start on a trend towards normlisation as the Bank of England Governor Mark .
UK Inflation set to soar to 4% by late 2017 Today is Wednesday 2nd November 2016 and we are .
Going into the EU referendum the vested interest academic economists from the Bank of England down were repeatedly issuing dire warnings of a plunge in .
The US Federal Reserve has raised short-term interest rates for the second time in a decade and forecast a faster pace of tightening in the coming year, as it .
- published: 05 Feb 2017
- views: 1
Russell Napier - Ben Graham Centre Value Investing 2015
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- Duration: 43:17
- Updated: 08 Dec 2015
- views: 5221
Author & Founder, Electronic Research Interchange (ERIC), London, UK
Topic: Equity Valuation: inflation, deflation and mean reversion
Author & Founder, Electronic Research Interchange (ERIC), London, UK
Topic: Equity Valuation: inflation, deflation and mean reversion
https://wn.com/Russell_Napier_Ben_Graham_Centre_Value_Investing_2015
Author & Founder, Electronic Research Interchange (ERIC), London, UK
Topic: Equity Valuation: inflation, deflation and mean reversion
- published: 08 Dec 2015
- views: 5221
Webinar: FX Week Ahead w/ Sr. Currency Strategist Christopher Vecchio: 2/13/17
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- Duration: 47:24
- Updated: 13 Feb 2017
- views: 138
DailyFX Senior Currency Strategist Christopher Vecchio discusses the major data due over the coming week and how they will impact FX markets.
Topics covered in...
DailyFX Senior Currency Strategist Christopher Vecchio discusses the major data due over the coming week and how they will impact FX markets.
Topics covered include:
- How will UK inflation data impact GBP/JPY, GBP/USD, and EUR/GBP?
- Has the US Dollar finally bottomed? What levels to watch in DXY around Yellen's testimony and US CPI?
- How will AUD/JPY and AUD/USD trade around Chinese CPI and Australian labor figures this week?
#news
@CVecchioFX
https://wn.com/Webinar_Fx_Week_Ahead_W_Sr._Currency_Strategist_Christopher_Vecchio_2_13_17
DailyFX Senior Currency Strategist Christopher Vecchio discusses the major data due over the coming week and how they will impact FX markets.
Topics covered include:
- How will UK inflation data impact GBP/JPY, GBP/USD, and EUR/GBP?
- Has the US Dollar finally bottomed? What levels to watch in DXY around Yellen's testimony and US CPI?
- How will AUD/JPY and AUD/USD trade around Chinese CPI and Australian labor figures this week?
#news
@CVecchioFX
- published: 13 Feb 2017
- views: 138
Webinar: Fundamental Forecast - ECB Decision, Brexit Fallout, Risk Trends
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 36:02
- Updated: 19 Jul 2016
- views: 1274
Talking Points:
• Risk trends continue to build a gaping divergence between conviction and need
• Brexit is far from resolved as a market mover with UK housing...
Talking Points:
• Risk trends continue to build a gaping divergence between conviction and need
• Brexit is far from resolved as a market mover with UK housing, inflation and jobs data this week
• Top event risk will be the ECB rate decision, but there are plenty of events for Europe this week
Read the full article here:
https://www.dailyfx.com/forex/video/live_events/2016/07/19/Webinar-Fundamental-Forecast-ECB-Decision-Brexit-Fallout-Risk-Trends-.html
#news
#SP500 #USD #FOMC #BoJ
@JohnKicklighter
https://wn.com/Webinar_Fundamental_Forecast_Ecb_Decision,_Brexit_Fallout,_Risk_Trends
Talking Points:
• Risk trends continue to build a gaping divergence between conviction and need
• Brexit is far from resolved as a market mover with UK housing, inflation and jobs data this week
• Top event risk will be the ECB rate decision, but there are plenty of events for Europe this week
Read the full article here:
https://www.dailyfx.com/forex/video/live_events/2016/07/19/Webinar-Fundamental-Forecast-ECB-Decision-Brexit-Fallout-Risk-Trends-.html
#news
#SP500 #USD #FOMC #BoJ
@JohnKicklighter
- published: 19 Jul 2016
- views: 1274
Live Europe Open: Yen rests, the rest rally
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- Duration: 46:21
- Updated: 12 Apr 2016
- views: 97
Live Analysis in the European opening bell. Trade and Follow Forex Crunch Analyst Yohay Elam and share your ideas with him and the whole community!
Live weekda...
Live Analysis in the European opening bell. Trade and Follow Forex Crunch Analyst Yohay Elam and share your ideas with him and the whole community!
Live weekdays from 7 to 8 am GMT. Here: http://www.fxstreet.com/webinars/live-analysis/
A risk on sentiment has taken over: higher oil prices and other commodity prices support commodity currencies and also the pound is on a winning streak, defying gravity, weak indicators and political worries. The Japanese yen is the only loser around, finally correcting its big gains across the board. The Fed meeting as well as the meeting between Obama and Yellen did not yield any news and the market does not see a hike anytime soon. Will the positive mood continue? UK inflation and Chinese trade are next.
https://wn.com/Live_Europe_Open_Yen_Rests,_The_Rest_Rally
Live Analysis in the European opening bell. Trade and Follow Forex Crunch Analyst Yohay Elam and share your ideas with him and the whole community!
Live weekdays from 7 to 8 am GMT. Here: http://www.fxstreet.com/webinars/live-analysis/
A risk on sentiment has taken over: higher oil prices and other commodity prices support commodity currencies and also the pound is on a winning streak, defying gravity, weak indicators and political worries. The Japanese yen is the only loser around, finally correcting its big gains across the board. The Fed meeting as well as the meeting between Obama and Yellen did not yield any news and the market does not see a hike anytime soon. Will the positive mood continue? UK inflation and Chinese trade are next.
- published: 12 Apr 2016
- views: 97
Should the UK Adopt Money GDP Targets? - Professor Douglas McWilliams
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- Duration: 48:49
- Updated: 13 Dec 2013
- views: 354326
Following the lecture on 'A New Theory of Economic Growth' in the previous year, and with a new Governor of the Bank of England, this lecture looks at a differe...
Following the lecture on 'A New Theory of Economic Growth' in the previous year, and with a new Governor of the Bank of England, this lecture looks at a different way of targeting economic policy to deal with the paradox that inflation has been consistently above its target for the past three years while growth has underperformed consistently. This lecture argues that the time has come to update the Monetary Policy Committee's target to use Money GDP instead of simple inflation targeting.
The transcript and downloadable versions of the lecture are available from the Gresham College website: http://www.gresham.ac.uk/lectures-and-events/should-the-uk-adopt-money-gdp-targets
Gresham College has been giving free public lectures since 1597. This tradition continues today with all of our five or so public lectures a week being made available for free download from our website. There are currently over 1,500 lectures free to access or download from the website.
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https://wn.com/Should_The_UK_Adopt_Money_Gdp_Targets_Professor_Douglas_Mcwilliams
Following the lecture on 'A New Theory of Economic Growth' in the previous year, and with a new Governor of the Bank of England, this lecture looks at a different way of targeting economic policy to deal with the paradox that inflation has been consistently above its target for the past three years while growth has underperformed consistently. This lecture argues that the time has come to update the Monetary Policy Committee's target to use Money GDP instead of simple inflation targeting.
The transcript and downloadable versions of the lecture are available from the Gresham College website: http://www.gresham.ac.uk/lectures-and-events/should-the-uk-adopt-money-gdp-targets
Gresham College has been giving free public lectures since 1597. This tradition continues today with all of our five or so public lectures a week being made available for free download from our website. There are currently over 1,500 lectures free to access or download from the website.
Website: http://www.gresham.ac.uk
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- published: 13 Dec 2013
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Daily FX European Market Outlook: The UK’s inflation rate pushes above the Bank of England's 2%
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May's speech, UK inflation watch | The Week Ahead
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UK Inflation Hits Historic Low
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‘4% UK inflation by end of 2017’? If so, how do you trade it?
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UK Inflation set to soar to 4% by late 2017
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Daily FX European Market Outlook: The UK’s inflation rate pushes above the Bank of England's 2%
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Unemployment and Inflation in the UK Economy
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May's speech, UK inflation watch | The Week Ahead
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BrExit UK Inflation CPI, RPI Forecast 2016, 2017 (5)
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UK Inflation Hits Historic Low
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Traders' Round Table - week 13 - 23rd March 2015
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UK Inflation set to soar to 4% by late 2017
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A photograph that was taken by U.S. Army camerawoman just seconds before she and four Afghans were killed in an explosion was released by the military on Wednesday, according to BBC News. Specialist Hilda Clayton, 22, and four Afghan National Army soldiers died after a mortar shell exploded on 2 July 2013 during a training exercise ... The photographer now has an award named in her honor at the Department of Defense for photography....
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What is in the recommendation? The European Commission has set out a two-phased approach it believes will allow for an orderly withdrawal of the UK. Firstly it wants to deal with citizens' rights, the amount the UK must pay the EU before leaving and issues around Ireland. After agreement is reached on those, attention will turn to the future relationship between the EU and UK ... Will EU citizens living in the UK have to leave?....
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Union Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi raised the issue of early completion of the extradition process of Mallya, during his talks here with his UK counterpart Patsy Wilkinson, the second permanent secretary in the the British Home Office ... The UK's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) will argue the case on behalf of the Indian authorities when it comes before the court....
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The vulnerability of the east coast has been raised before and indeed most front line UK Border Force officers would say that the UK's Border Controls are vulnerable across the board due to cutbacks and poor management ... The huge concern however is that this will come at the expense of other arriving passengers including those foreign nationals issued with UK visas....
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Irish farmers and exporters have been dealt a serious blow after UK supermarket chain the Co-op announced it would sell only British fresh meat ... The Co-op singled out Ireland as the "biggest beneficiary of EU meat trade with the UK" ... "Irish beef is supplied to numerous outlets in the UK based on long established relationships and a reputation for quality ... An estimated €1.65bn worth of meat is shipped from here to the UK annually....
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Union Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi raised the issue of early completion of the extradition process of Mallya, during his talks here with his UK counterpart Patsy Wilkinson, the second permanent secretary in the the British Home Office ... The UK's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) will argue the case on behalf of the Indian authorities when it comes before the court....
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Former minister says there could be trouble ahead if UK gets caught up in negotiations it cannot win writes Bill Jamieson ... Varoufakis' stark warning is that the UK should not be drawn into detailed Brexit negotiations - a path that can only end in humiliation and defeat ... If the UK succumbs to that fate, it will be beaten down by one humiliating defeat after another in a slow campaign of attrition ... But the UK is not Greece....
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However it will also create significant difficulties in civil law for international businesses that operate here and in the UK as well as across the EU. Following Brexit, Ireland will be the only English-speaking common law jurisdiction fully integrated into the European legal order, the council says in a submission prepared for the Seanad Select Committee on the UK’s withdrawal from the EU....
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