UK Markets Shrug Debt Downgrade
British markets shrug off the much anticipated Moody’s #UK debt downgrade as FTSE holding on to its gains for the day up +0.8%, but pound Stirling falling 0.7% against USD.
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British markets shrug off the much anticipated Moody’s #UK debt downgrade as FTSE holding on to its gains for the day up +0.8%, but pound Stirling falling 0.7% against USD.
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The key interrelated drivers of today’s action are: 1. The continuing weakness in the UK’s medium-term growth outlook, with a period of sluggish growth which Moody’s now expects will extend into the second half of the decade; 2. The challenges that subdued medium-term growth prospects pose to the government’s fiscal consolidation programme, which will now
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