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2024 Investment Update – Quarter 3

by | Sep 30, 2024

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2024 Investment Update - Quarter 3

Current Investment Update

UK Economic Overview

The United Kingdom is experiencing significant economic uncertainty due to ongoing political instability. In our 2024 Investment Update – Quarter 3, we review how the recent election has resulted in a fragmented parliament, making it difficult to form a cohesive economic policy. Key economic indicators show:
• Inflation: Rising due to energy costs and supply chain disruptions.
• GDP Growth: Slowed down as business investments stall.
• Currency Volatility: The British pound is experiencing fluctuations against major currencies.
• Unexpected Deficits: The new Government seems to be surprised at the state of the UK economy, not quite as blunt as the famous “there is no money left” note but not far off it.

 

US Economic Overview

The upcoming US election features a contentious race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump. This political battle is expected to create market volatility due to differing economic policies and uncertainties surrounding the election outcome. At the time of writing the 2024 Investment Update – Quarter 3, Vice President Harris seems to be making some serious inroads in the all important Swing States but it is still very early in this election cycle…

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    James Pearcy-Caldwell

    James founded and runs Aisa with an emphasis on a pro-client and transparent approach. He is always looking for the most suitable solution for the benefit of the client. He has been in the field of investment advice since 1998, and therefore fully understands the necessity of open communication and honesty. James is certified in many financial areas in several countries and also holds the most prestigious European certificate in investment planning EFP (European Financial Planner).

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