Investors await key inflation data due Friday. Contracts tracking the S&P 500 were down less than 0.1% with futures following the tech-heavy Nasdaq up 0.1%. The Dow finished lower yesterday as the S&P and Nasdaq advanced, with the Dow moving in the opposite direction of the other two indexes for the eighth time in 10 days.
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The UK general election is in focus this week as investors brace for a widely expected Labour landslide that could share price moves across the FTSE 100.
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Labour is understood to be considering options for an extra wealth tax as the party looks for ways to raise revenue.
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With the countdown to the general election now in its final days, Labour has continued to do little to answer questions or quell concerns about its tax plans should it win power.
Countries must be prepared to raise interest rates again if inflationary pressures return, a top central bank has warned.
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The top 10 companies in the S&P 500 account for 35% of the index's market value but only 23% of its earnings, according to Apollo Global Management chief economist Torsten Sløk.
Janus Henderson’s Global Corporate Debt Index found that the amount spent servicing debt by the world’s largest listed companies soared by almost a quarter. Higher interest rates burnt up over 12% of operating profits globally. Energy bills are going down, as a new lower price cap kicks in today for around 28 million people.
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