In the UK voters are taking to the polls in one of the most difficult-to-predict General Election for generations – whilst the rest of the world continues with business as usual.
With the upcoming election and George Osborne’s Budget delivered on 18th March, it was easy to overlook some significant events in March.
The Chancellor gave his Election Budget on 18th March. All of the well-trailed measures were included with help for savers, more flexibility with pensions. There was also a shake up of the ISA rules and the introduction of a new ‘Help to Buy’ ISA to help first-time buyers.
Looking ahead to the 2015 Budget, which will be delivered by the Chancellor on 18th March.
For the first time since we started this bulletin all the major world stock markets moved resolutely upwards in February, especially the UK.
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A fall in UK inflation was this month, coupled with the Greek election victory for Syriza, the far-left coalition under Alexis Tsipras.
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Traditionally, December is a ‘slow news’ month, but not in 2014 with the Autumn Statement, tumbling oil prices and gloom over the Eurozone.