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policy

[pol-uh-see] / ˈpɒl ə si /


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Wall Street stocks were little changed early Tuesday as markets digested surprisingly strong US economic data that could change the calculus on upcoming monetary policy decisions.

From Barron's

The UK government said Tuesday it will raise inheritance tax thresholds for farmers' estates from £1 million to £2.5 million, signalling a major climbdown of a policy that triggered months of protests.

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“Absent major changes to the UK’s fiscal policies, we think U.K. equities could continue to perform well. Valuations still look attractive to us despite the rally,” wrote the team at RBC.

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“Financials is seen as having one of the most constructive policy backdrops in our analyst survey and tends to outperform when consumer sentiment rises,” she said in a recent client note.

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Growth this year has been buffeted by dramatic changes to trade and immigration policies, as well as cuts to government spending.

From BBC