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"Dull is good" for gilts, Aberdeen says

Manager predicts more BoE rate cuts in 2026 than markets expect

Comment - China's regulator warns its global peers, don't miss the wood for the trees

The National Financial Regulatory Administration is not exactly known for being particularly internationally vocal.

Private markets risk: an unknown unknown, UK Financial Services Regulation Committee says

House of Lords report on systemic risks of private markets is inconclusive and urges BoE to "move more swiftly"

BoE zeroes in on private market risks to insurers and UK financial system

Highlights overreliance on credit rating agencies in place of rigorous due diligence

UK debt still relatively positive despite "fragile" market mood ahead of budget day

RLAM and Aberdeen note chancellor has limited (but existing) options, given no tax hike commitments

SLAM launches £860m UK housing JV

SLAM and Capital & Centric take 60% in partnership with Homes England

Tech bubble? Not so fast

Bumps in the road are to be expected in revolutions, instead you must think long-term

BoE rate hold unsurprising, sets stage for December cut

Investors now turn attention to December MPC meeting

$18trn investor coalition launches 10-year plan to reform global mining

Comment: Insurers outsource gold investing amid fears of market boom turning to bust

From WisdomTree to ETFs, buying into metals is occurring from France, to Germany, to Lloyd's