Labour's landslide victory in the general elections was no surprise, but now investors are looking for clarity on policy implementation over the short, medium and long term.
The Labour Party’s election win means it can govern with considerable freedom and as the party's fiscal agenda is modest, with a focus on delivering economic stability, there should also be limited implications...
As widely expected, the Labour party won a convincing majority on 4 July elections and its leader Sir Keir Starmer becomes prime minister. While stock markets might once have taken fright at a Labour government,...
The Labour Party’s UK election victory could trigger major change for some areas with its new industrial strategy, green prosperity plan and wider investment commitments.
With the election result now in, should investors expect more of the same or brace for volatility? Chris Iggo, Chief Investment Officer, Core Investments at AXA IM unpicks what investors could expect....
Inflation is now at the 2% target, the first time since July 2021, and two monetary policy committee members voted for a 0.25bps cut at the June meeting.
Returning to 2% inflation is not going to be easy. But what is not being openly discussed is that we might not be able to get back below 2% without a severe recession. AXA IM Core CIO Chris Iggo explores...