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FTSE 100 declines; GBP weakens; Nat Gas & Oil hit multi-year highs
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FTSE 100 declines; GBP weakens; Nat Gas & Oil hit multi-year highs

Key Points FTSE 100 closing price of 7,027.4, -0.5%Inflation fears weigh on equitiesGo-Ahead tumbles after losing government contractBrent pares gains after hitting 3-year highNat Gas hits $6/mmbtu for first time…

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UK opposition hints at wealth taxes on shareholders and landlords
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BRIGHTON, England (Reuters) – Britain’s opposition Labour Party hinted on Sunday at new taxes on wealth, identifying landlords and shareholders as possible targets if it won power at the next…

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Global bond funds receive inflows for eighth straight week
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(Reuters) – Global bond funds attracted massive inflows in the week ended Sept. 15 as inflation worries subsided after U.S. data showed a slower increase in consumer prices in August.…

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Sterling retreats from two-week high, driven by dollar
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Sterling retreats from two-week high, driven by dollar

LONDON (Reuters) – The pound was little changed overall on Tuesday, hitting two-week highs due to U.S. dollar weakness following the Jackson Hole conference before retreating as the dollar recovered…

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