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The Fed cut rates three times in 2025. As labour data lags and Powell’s term ends, what lies ahead for US interest rates, inflation and Fed leadership in 2026?
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US food inflation, falling beef supplies and recent Fed rate cuts are weighing on the dollar. Learn what these trends mean for UK travellers and investors.
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Wednesday’s budget has provided much needed clarity after weeks of speculation. Our Wealth Planning team assess the potential outcomes for families, entrepreneurs and individuals in the years to come.
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Explores how regenerative farming can improve soil health, strengthen margins and build resilient UK food systems, highlighting real-world examples from farm to mill.
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Wednesday’s budget has provided much needed clarity after weeks of speculation. Our Wealth Planning team assess the potential outcomes for families, entrepreneurs and individuals in the years to come.
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Swings in technology and AI stocks have raised questions about valuations, despite robust earnings. We examine the drivers behind recent volatility and discuss what they may mean for investors.
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Bankruptcies at Tricolor and First Brands, as well as losses at US regional banks, have stirred investor concerns about credit markets. How does careful research help cut through the headlines?
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As part of our dedication to a truly holistic approach, in 2024 we created the role of Chief Sustainability Officer, marking an important milestone in our ongoing sustainability strategy. Watch the video to discover more.
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The longest US government shutdown in history came to an end this week - but what lies ahead for markets and policy makers?
Watches for sale in luxury shop
Why is it that a simple black t-shirt can command hundreds of pounds if it bears a certain designer label, or a waiting list for a particular watch can stretch years? The answer is rooted in the strategic economics of exclusivity.

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