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Andy Burnham's potential return to Parliament is considered a prerequisite for an expected leadership challenge against UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
The war in Iran is expected to cause a stagflationary shock to the UK economy due to rising energy costs.
UK headline inflation is forecast to be 1.5 percentage points higher by the start of next year compared to pre-war forecasts.
Anna Andrade expects the Bank of England to keep interest rates unchanged at its upcoming meeting.
Following the latest MSCI rebalance, South Korea's weighting in emerging market indices increased from a range of 8-9% to 22%, driven by the AI theme.
Susan Chan of BlackRock believes private markets are becoming an essential asset class for long-term portfolios to generate sufficient returns for future needs like pensions.
The Federal Reserve's June policy meeting will begin on Tuesday, with its decision to be issued on Wednesday.
Michael McKee predicts the Federal Reserve will likely remove its forward guidance regarding future rate moves from its upcoming policy statement.
Analysts expect CarMax to report an adjusted earnings per share of approximately $0.97, which represents a 30% decrease from the same period last year.
CarMax's revenue is expected to be slightly lower year-over-year in its upcoming earnings report.
Analyst Ian Moore of Bernstein identified DraftKings as the clearest potential winner in the sports betting market from the World Cup.
Member of Parliament Josh Simmons resigned his seat in Makerfield to provide former Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham a route back into Parliament.