The Labour Party wins UK general election, securing a landslide majority. Analysts see positive implications for UK assets and economy. https://lnkd.in/damUHsRD #UKelection2024
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Markets react to Labour election win as focus turns to interest rates https://trib.al/Fy8Epl0
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Labour look increasingly likely to win the next general election, and with a large majority. This MoneyWeek article looks at what impact a Labour supermajority might have on financial markets #financialmarkets #financialnews #GeneralElection #LabourParty #marketnews #UKEconomy #personalfinance https://lnkd.in/erYfHQ_g
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Ahead of tonight's televised election debate, we consider whether investors should be worried about a Labour Government. Take a look at the article here: https://lnkd.in/eE-_-HRe #CapitalAtRisk #Investing #Election2024
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It’s a measure of how much shit we are in that in 1997 uk growth was 4.6%, this year it might get to 0.6%. And that those believing parties that want to overthrow democracy should be able to stand for election has risen by 35% (assume it’s a comparison with 97 and I don’t know the base)
Labour landslide will be much harder to achieve than in 1997, analysis shows
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At a glance: - Labour’s expected electoral victory could lead to a short-term uplift for UK shares. - The election outcome is unlikely to influence the short-term trajectory of interest rates or inflation. - Although Labour has some big plans, it will likely face financial constraints, so the Autumn Statement will be one to watch. #islinwm #election #wealthmanagement
Investment impact of Labour’s win
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Labour’s electoral victory could lead to a short-term uplift for UK shares. The election outcome is unlikely to influence the short-term trajectory of interest rates or inflation. Although Labour has some big plans, it will likely face financial constraints, so the Autumn Statement will be one to watch. #businessroom #connectionsclub #generalelection #labourgovt #investmentimpact
Investment impact of Labour’s win
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General Election 2024 - The Debrief 🗳️ As widely expected, the Labour Party has secured a historic landslide victory, soaring past the magic 326-seat mark in the early hours of Friday morning. The Conservatives sustained huge losses in the party’s worst-ever election performance. It was a record-breaking night for the Liberal Democrats, who secured over 70 seats. The Scottish National Party (SNP) suffered a dismal night, Reform UK leader Nigel Farage was voted an MP for the first time and the Green Party broke records. As the markets opened following the results on 5 July, the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 both opened up and sterling held steady after the exit polls came in on Thursday evening. Ms Reeves said Labour would not hold a Budget without an independent forecast by the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), these require ten weeks’ notice to prepare. Read more about the implications in our latest article: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/euXVDDxu #GeneralElection #Investment #UKMarkets
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As the UK election approaches, understanding Labour and Conservative policies is crucial. This detailed comparison offers essential insights. 🗳️🇬🇧 #UKElection2024 https://lnkd.in/ebJt3RXq
Labour vs Conservatives: Key Policies Leading Up to the UK General Election
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Labour’s decisive majority win in the General Election is likely to be initially taken positively by markets, according to our CIO, Justin Onuekwusi. “The UK election has played out as expected and has consolidated our positive view,” he says. “The clarity of outcome and resultant policy certainty going forward should lead to confidence in the growth outlook for the UK economy. The new Labour government may be seen as a boon for broader trade relations though any planned policy changes are likely to take some time to implement, so there is unlikely to be any immediate economic effects from this election result.” The election outcome may result in a short-term uplift, but Justin believes there are longer-term reasons to favour UK companies – of all sizes – post election.
Investment impact of Labour’s win
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What Does The Election Mean 🔵 - 🔴 The confirmation of a decisive Labour majority win is likely to be initially taken positively by markets. Labour’s expected electoral victory could lead to a short-term uplift for UK shares. The election outcome is unlikely to influence the short-term trajectory of interest rates or inflation. Although Labour has some big plans, it will likely face financial constraints, so the Autumn Statement will be one to watch. As the positions over the coming days, weeks and months begin to shape. Sound financial planing can help navigate the challenges that may be presented. #ukelection #financialeducation #financialplanning
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