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ING’s Francesco Pesole notes the Dollar has surrendered around half of its post-Jackson Hole gains, even as front-end US rates remain firmly supported. He argues that concerns over long-end yields and potential Treasury intervention are feeding a debasement narrative.
Spiralling education costs after the government’s school fees crackdown are forcing a record number of parents to dip into their pensions and savings to keep their children at private school. According to a fresh Rathbones study, parents face a “double squeeze” having to fund higher private education fees at the expense of their own…
Das Kabinett soll am Mittwoch Klingbeils Entwurf für eine Steuerreform auf den Weg bringen. Aus dem Wirtschaftsministerium kommt Widerstand: Sie fordern Maßnahmen gegen „kalte Progression.“
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