The end of the Bank of England’s gilt purchases (14th October), the publication of the Chancellor’s Medium-term Fiscal Plan (perhaps late this month) and the Bank of England’s next monetary policy meeting (3rd November) are all potential flashpoints for the markets. Even if the markets get through those events without much turmoil, the shift from a low interest rate environment to a high interest rate environment means the markets are going to be on shaky ground for a while.
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