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Thursday, March 04, 2010

Bank of England hold UK loans rates for 12 months

The Bank of England's MPC voted to leave their rates unchanged and in addition held QE at £200 billion. 

The improved PMI data yesterday and the up tick in the revised Q4 GDP to 0.3% helped to reinforce this stance. 

It is now unlikely that there will be any change in monetary policy before the general election on rates or QE. 

However we have been surprised in the past by the BoE and we could be again; today the markets will be looking for any subtle changes in tome and sentiment on future monetary policy projections in the statement. 

The minutes in two weeks time will probably help to shed more light than todays decision from the BoE on future moves. 

Sterling has held firm after making gains yesterday against the USD and the JPY.

The 1.50 rate on GBP/USD is still the psychological level that the  Pound needs to hold above and build on.

Sterling was boosted by improvements in consumer confidence and PMI data and the new extra austerity measures announced by Greece. 

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Tuesday, March 02, 2010

Sterling crashes through 1.50 to US Dollar

After being sold aggressively across the currency markets yesterday the markets have taken a breather and we now await the next move. 

The political focus with the opinion polls over the weekend indicating that the chances of a hung parliament were much higher. A hung parliament may actually prove successful, however the markets do not like uncertainty and the consensus is that a coalition government will have less political clout to push through the decisive decisions especially in relation to tough fiscal planning which is inevitable.

The Conservatives have come out of the traps today stating that protecting the AAA status is central to their plans- however some feel their proposed aggressive cuts will be detrimental to recovery. 
 
On the other hand Labour propose to wait and cut later but waiting too long could mean that the horse has already bolted and the AAA rating could be lost. So this uncertainty and division is leading to a weaker pound. 
 
Yes this could be good for the UK economy and for recovery but there is a fine line between a weaker pound and the loss of confidence in Sterling and the UK economy- this would lead to a sharp rise in import prices and inflationary pressure especially if commodity prices remain high- not good; this would spill into a pressure on the UK gilt markets and inevitably the UK losing the AAA rating adding yet more pressure. 
 
So you can see the problem that uncertainty is creating. The Pound needs to get back above the psychological 1.50 level against the US Dollar. 

Sterling also lost yesterday on the purchase by Prudential of AIG’s Asian business which led to further selling of GBP and buying of USD in the light of this purchase. 

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Monday, February 22, 2010

Sterling softens as UK debt is in the spotlight

Sterling has lost over 1% against the euro and just under 4% against the US Dollar in the last month

The surprising move is the fall against the euro as the Greek fallout has held court in the media for sometime now and yet sterling falls against the euro. 

Weaker retail sales and weak business and mortgage lending have compounded the weak sentiment, however the real danger for sterling is the UK deficit. 

The economists are arguing with each other on whether to cut now or later- the common agreement is that cuts are inevitable but when? Economists should focus more on the how and what to cut and the politicians should lay their cards on the table with their full deficit reducing plans outlined now to avoid further uncertainty. 

The credit agencies want credible plans and not political or economic disagreement.

Lots of politics thrown into the mix over the weekend with news of a narrowing in the polls and Heseltine touting a hung parliament did not dent sterling further. However we can expect the election run up and the focus on the deficit to continue to affect the pound.

Sterling also lost further ground against the USD following the Feds decision to increase its discount interest rate by 0.25% on Thursday evening. 

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Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Inflation figures create another letter from Mervyn King

UK CPI inflation rate came in at 3.1% against the expectation of 3.2% so slightly lower than expected. 

However the year on year rate is +3.5% and will require a letter of explanation from Mervyn King to Alistair Darling to explain why. King has regularly banged the drum that inflation will come down as we move through 2010 and today’s data to a small extent justifies his forecasts. 

However the data did not move the FX markets which have been quiet today considering the amount of market feedback. What the data does assist with is the BoE continuing with their policy of low interest rates and leaving the door open for further QE if deemed necessary.

Today European finance ministers are meeting again concerning Greece- feedback so far again is largely talk with no real details of the fundamentals of how assistance will be delivered. 

The ongoing situation is leaving the markets flat as risk is held off the table until further clarity is divulged. We have seen a further expansion in the credit default rates today for Greece reflecting the lack of clarity.

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Monday, February 08, 2010

Political concerns weigh Sterling down

The Pound has lost ground today as political concerns and the prospect of the Bank of England’s policy meeting later in the week weighed down Sterling.
 
Two UK opinion polls over the weekend showed a general election, which has to held by June, would result in a hung parliament.

This weighed on sterling since many believe that such a result would lessen the likelihood of the UK getting to grips with its rising budget deficit.

Meanwhile, traders were wary ahead of the result of the Bank of England’s monetary policy committee meeting on Thursday.

By midday in New York, the pound fell 0.9 per cent to £0.8740 against the euro, lost 0.1 per cent to Y144.21 against the yen and fell 0.6 per cent to $1.5902 against the dollar.

Meanwhile, the dollar hit a six-month high on a trade-weighted basis, consolidating sharp gains after US growth figures came in stronger than expected last week. 

The figures helped give the dollar an additional boost given that the US currency was already benefiting from increased risk aversion.

Safe haven demand for the dollar was boosted as fears over Greece’s fiscal position and concerns over continued Chinese monetary tightening weighed on risk appetite and global equity markets.

The dollar index, which tracks its progress against a basket of six leading currencies, rose to a high of 79.534, it highest level since July 30. The dollar also rose to a six-month peak of $1.3850 against the euro before paring some its gains to stand down 0.3 per cent at $1.3905 and climbed 0.5 per cent to Y90.77 against the yen.

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Wednesday, February 03, 2010

Markets await central bank decisions tomorrow

Quiet economic data today with the focus looking forward to tomorrow's interest rate decisions from the Bank Of England and the European Central Bank. 

There is a possibility that the completion of the Quantitative Easing programme will be announced for the UK- however the ever cautious MPC will likely leave the door open for more if deemed necessary. Either way a pause or a cessation in QE should be largely beneficial for sterling in the short term. 

The statements following the respective decisions from the BoE and ECB will again be the highlight as future policy sentiment will be predicted by the markets.

Sterling had a bright start today against the USD pushing back through 1.60 and hitting a high of 1.6069 before slumping back to earlier levels. 

Reports of Asian Central banks buying GBP/USD earlier before the rally was sold back lower. EUR/USD also stuck its neck back above 1.40 again this morning to a high of 1.4026 before falling back to 1.40. 

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Wednesday, January 27, 2010

UK the centre of attention

The British Pound came under some selling pressure yesterday as the advanced Q4 GDP reading disappointed with a weaker than expected reading. 

Economic activity in the UK expanded only 0.1% in the fourth quarter of 2009 versus projections of a 0.4% rise, with the annualised rate slipped 3.2% from the previous year versus forecasts for a 3.0% contraction.

The tepid pace of recovery in the UK, could threaten further downward action in the pound if once again the ratings agencies look to cut the UK`s debt rating.


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Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Sterling continues to stride ahead in 2010

Another bright start for Sterling which continues it's gains. 

Sterling hit a 6 month high against the euro and pushed higher against the USD. The move was initiated with the acceptance and recommendation from the board of Cadbury’s on the offer by Kraft. 

The Kraft offer values each Cadbury’s share at 840p and shareholders will be entitled to receive 10p per share in the form of a special dividend. Sterling gained on the back of the expected benefits from the M&A flows of the deal. 

Then at 9:30 official UK inflation data came in much better than expected- UK December CPI has come in at +0.6% month on month, +2.9% year on year, demonstrably stronger than median forecasts of +0.3%, +2.6% respectively. 

This has raised the prospects for a Bank of England interest rate rise in 2010 and it certainly offers the Bank of England something to think about in early Feb.

This data also heightens the view on the UK employment data later this week- better data here could reinforce the view that the UK is firmly on the road to recovery. 


The Pound hit a high of 1.1455 against the euro and 1.6457 against the USD before falling back from the highs- Mervyn King is due to speak later and the market will expect a cautious approach which could take the edge off sterling- we will see later..

The Euro is under pressure this morning as the fallout in Greece continues to undermine the single currency and in addition the German ZEW came in weaker than expected for the third month in a row. The euro is closing in on key technical levels against the USD and the EUR with EUR/USD close to breaking below 1.4275 and GBP/EUR targeting 1.15. 



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Monday, January 04, 2010

Sterling kicks off 2010 in bright form

As usual, the trading periods between the Christmas and New Year holidays threw up some sharp moves, especially in the Dollar/Sterling cross, with one 24-hour session seeing cable trade up from 1.5850 to 1.6225 before settling back down below 1.6100. 

The few Banks still operating certainly enjoyed themselves. Today we start with Sterling looking relatively firm and the Yen soft. Euro/Dollar, which didn’t experience the more extreme moves seen in cable, remains in the mid 1.43s. 

The Yen has been the weakest currency over the last month since the newly elected government embarrassingly forced the Bank of Japan to change its established tack and boost QE whilst expanding fiscal spending. This has renewed appetite for using the Yen as a funding currency and with expectations that interest rate differentials are set to widen against the Japanese currency, this trading trait looks set to grow, to the Yen’s detriment. 

An article in the Wall St Journal today gives reasons for caution as we enter 2010, singling out the UK as having the worst fiscal position of all the industrialised nations, noting that, unlike several other headline grabbing countries, the UK does not have either an implicit or explicit guarantee from a friendly nation that stands behind its debt should things take a turn for the worse. 

Given that PIMCO (Pacific Investment Management Co), which runs the largest largest bond fund, have announced that it is cutting its holdings of both UK and US government issues owing to the spiralling debt burden in both countries, it suggests that Sovereign standing is going to be the focus going forward.


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Thursday, December 24, 2009

Wise Money wishes you a Merry Christmas as FTSE 100 nears year high

The UK's FTSE 100 stock exchange index has neared its year high in thin trading on Christmas Eve.

London's index of leading shares was up 8.6 points - or 0.16pc - at 5381.24 at 9.10am, after closing up closed up 43.72 points – or 0.8pc – at 5372.38 on Thursday.

The index is up around 3pc this week and it 21pc since the start of 2009. It hit its year high of 5382.67 on November 16.
 

European bourses were also higher with Germany's DAX and France's CAC up 0.2pc and 0.1pc respectively.

Earlier, Asian markets shrugged off a lacklustre performance on Wall Street to move higher amid expectations China will maintain loose monetary policy.

China's Shanghai Composite Index gain 79.63 points, or 2.6pc, to close at 3,153.41 and Hong Kong's Hang Seng climbed 188.26, or 0.9pc, to 21,517.

Japan's Nikkei 225 stock average rose to a fresh three-month high as the yen's recent weakness lifted exporters amid thin Christmas season trade. The index gained 158.89 points, or 1.5pc, to 10,536.92, the highest finish since late September.

Most other markets gained, including Seoul's Kospi, which added 1.3pc, and Taiwan's Taiex, up 0.8pc. On Friday, markets around the world will be closed for the Christmas holiday though Japan and China will continue to trade.

A surprise 11.3pc fall in new US homes sales in November to their lowest level since March, confounding economists who had expected an increase, was offset by a 0.4pc rise in personal incomes in November — the fastest rate in four months — helped by higher wages. 



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Wednesday, December 09, 2009

UK Pre Budget Report dominates today

All eyes will fall today on Alistair Darling’s pre-Budget report.

For the Foreign exchange markets close attention will be paid to the repayment of debt and growth forecasts along with the potential for a tax on UK bankers’ bonuses. 

All will be revealed later but the sentiment seems to be turning sterling negative as sterling has been sold off this morning against the Yen and USD. Today we have seen the UK October trade deficit widen to 7.1 billion against the forecast of 6.85 billion- not good timing for the chancellor as he looks to solve this ever growing issue. 

Other data from the UK confirms that whilst UK consumer confidence has come in positive, UK manufacturing output has stagnated in October and the British Chambers of Commerce downwardly revised its GDP expectations for 2009 and 2010. 

They are forecasting a 4.6% decline for GDP in 2009 and the 2010 outlook was lowered to 1% from 1.1%- it will be interesting to see how these forecasts align with that of Alistair Darlings later.


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Tuesday, October 13, 2009

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Friday, October 09, 2009

Mortgage Calculator UK at Wise Money for self employed and people with bad credit histories

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Wednesday, September 30, 2009

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As long as you are employed and you are over 18, you can apply. Please contact us today for a free no obligation quote.
Our lenders provide some of the most competitive finances in the UK. So if you’re looking for a help and you’re a UK resident why not ask for a quote?
At Wise Money we work with a number of different financial services providers. As a result we find that we are able to provide competitive rates and terms for a wide range of different personal circumstances.
You can choose between a secured or an unsecured credit and it can be for any purpose. All that our lenders ask is that you can meet the monthly repayments and that you’re a UK resident.
You can expect a prompt and efficient service. An in-principle decision will be made as soon as possible and once your application has been fully processed your money is made available to you as quickly as possible which you are then free to spend as you wish.
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Tuesday, September 29, 2009

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We may still be able to arrange an unsecured bad credit loan for you even if you've been turned down or refused credit many times.
A bad credit history is just that, history. So why not fill in our online form today for a free unsecured bad credit loan quotation and perhaps we can turn your bad credit history into a positive result.
We specialise in helping those previously refused by other companies and high street lenders. Finance for tenants, homeowners, and anybody with bad credit or credit difficulties such as CCJs, defaults or mortgage arrears.
We even arrange loans for the self-employed and those who have difficulty in proving their income.
No matter what you need, experienced and friendly advisors will guide you every step of the way - so your loan application goes ahead quickly, easily and completely hassle free.
What is an unsecured bad credit home loan?
An unsecured bad credit loan is for people who have had problems in the past, and now have a less than perfect credit rating. An unsecured bad credit loan does not require you to use your property as a guarantee or security for the loan either. As it is unsecured, the loan offers a little more flexibility to the borrower that does not wish to put their home at risk.
Who are the loans for?
Unsecured Home Loan Calculator are in the first instance, best suited to those with a bad credit history who do not wish to secure the loan against their property. In the second instance, an unsecured bad credit loan is often the only option for people or tenants who suffer with a bad credit history and have no property to secure the loan against.
Who can apply for a loan?
The simple answer is anybody can apply for an unsecured bad credit loan, however in reality before an application can be processed your age and employment status are taken into consideration.
You may need to arrange finance for a new car, a well-deserved holiday, home improvements, to pay school or university fees, or to pay off credit cards or an overdraft.
Your finance can be for any purpose and your application will be processed quickly to ensure your monies are granted as soon as possible. Once your loans are granted you are free to spend the money on anything you wish.
As long as you are employed and you are over 18, you can apply. Please contact us today for a free no obligation quote.
Our lenders provide some of the most competitive finances in the UK. So if you’re looking for a help and you’re a UK resident why not ask for a quote?
At Wise Money we work with a number of different financial services providers. As a result we find that we are able to provide competitive rates and terms for a wide range of different personal circumstances.
You can choose between a secured or an unsecured credit and it can be for any purpose. All we ask is that you can meet the monthly repayments and that you’re a UK resident.
You can expect a prompt and efficient service. An in-principle decision will be made as soon as possible and once yourapplication has been fully processed your money is made available to you as quickly as possible which you are then free to spend as you wish.
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Monday, September 28, 2009

Home insurance quotes for buildings and contents through Wise Money and save 10% on your renewal quote!

Home insurance quotes- insure your house and save at least 10% against your current insurers renewal premium with like-for-like cover.


With more than 35 years' experience you can trust one of the country's leading household insurance brokers. Whether you're looking for buildings insurance, contents insurance or a combined policy; we can find the right cover at the right price.
Our online quotation engine searches hundreds of policies from the biggest names in UK insurance to give you an instant quote. It's then up to our team of underwriters to tailor the quote to fit your circumstances and see how much extra you can save. In fact, we are so confident in our service that we guarantee a 10% saving on your current renewal quote. Other benefits include:
* At least 10% cheaper guaranteed
* Access to a wide range of policies means we can provide cover to suit everyone's needs: from first-time buyers to retired professionals
* Security conscious customers may be eligible for additional discounts by fitting smoke/ burglar alarms or joining a Home Watch scheme
* Switch to Quoteline Direct and we can usually repay the £25.00 administration fee charged by banks and building societies
* Call our 24-hour claims helpline to get help when you need it most. We aim to settle claims as quickly as possible with a minimum of fuss
* Choose from a number of payment options, including direct debit with NO DEPOSIT payable (details available on request)

We often hear complaints from 'non-standard' customers fed up with spending a small fortune on their house insurance; which is why we developed Ultimatum. So no matter whether you've got a thatched roof or a flat roof, a listed building or a subsiding semi; we can offer comprehensive cover at a competitive price.
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Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Debt Management UK through Wise Money

Debt Management UK consolidates all your outstanding loans in to one affordable monthly or weekly payment.

Debt Management UK
This is an informal arrangement made between your and your creditors. We have a number of providers of finance that may be able to assist you. The finance company will take details of your outstanding credits, income and outgoings, and provide proof to your creditors that they can't afford current repayments. 

You will then make one affordable payment to the finance company, which will in turn distribute this to your creditors. Typically, the new payment is half your existing payments, but will depend upon individual circumstances. The company charges an administration service for arranging this for you.

How can this help you?

* It creates lower payments for you.
* Payments are based on your disposable income.
* One payment.
* Less hassle, you pay the company and they forward payments to your creditors.
* Creditors liase with the company not you.
* Client control.
* If your circumstances change for the better or the worse, you may adjust your payments accordingly.
* No need for you to get involved in legal proceedings.
* Unlike an IVA, this is an informal agreement, not involving the courts and it does not require minimum loans levels.
* Does not put your home at risk.
* Unlike a secured consolidation loan, you do not run the risk of having your home repossessed should you not be able to make payments.
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Examples of where credit refinancing fits in...
Total loans amount: £39,000
Was paying: £891/month
Now paying: £396/month
Client has totals outstanding loans of £39,000 with 7 creditors. He was aged 67 with a household income of £1,150 per month (including his own and his wife's pension). He was paying out £891per month. He owns his home, without a mortgage, valued at over £400,000. He was unable to get a mortgage or secured loan due to age and insufficient disposable income. We have reduced his payment to £396, with a view to getting a mortgage or downsizing his home in the future.

Total loans amount: £12,950
Was paying: £350/month
Now paying: £180/month
These clients were repaying all their monthly credit payments until the husband lost his job, halving the household income. A few months later the savings which they had were all gone and so they tried looking at an unsecured loan to reduce monthly payments, not being homeowners they were unable to borrow against their property. Their low income ment that they were unable to get any type of loans and now they were beginning to miss payments. The clients looked at the possibility of an IVA but as the husband would be returning to work, an IVA would effect the client for too long given that the husband may be able to return to work within the year. A credit arrangent was the right solution for them because the payments were flexible and could be increased when they were both working again.

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Even if you’ve got a bad credit history you can still apply for help. A bad credit history should not put you off applying for finance and we have helped many customers who have been turned down in the past by other lenders. Being refused credit or having a bad credit rating is nothing to be ashamed of and we won't judge you either.
A bad credit history is just that, history. So why not fill in our online form today for a free quotation and perhaps we can turn your situation into a positive result.
Finance for tenants, homeowners, and anybody with bad credit or credit difficulties such as CCJs, defaults or mortgage arrears. We even arrange loans for the self-employed and those who have difficulty in proving their income.
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Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Debt Consolidation Loans with Wise Money for bad credit and self employed

Debt Consolidation Loans by Wise Money-consolidate debt loans UK loans calculators and UK mortgage calculators for the self employed, contractors, consultants, company directors, freelancers- people in adverse, poor and bad credit situations, tenants, arrears or court judgments- monthly payments can be consolidated and reduced by up to 70%


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Debt Consolidation Loans- if your debts are becoming unmanageable you may be considering a debt consolidation loan. This may mean you will be repaying your loan for a longer term but debt consolidation loans could lower your monthly repayment to a more manageable amount.
Debt consolidation loans can be secured or unsecured: if you wish to borrow a considerable amount of money, or your credit history is poor, or you may just want the lowest possible interest rate, it may be necessary to secure your debt consolidation loan against an asset you own, usually your house. Talk to an Finance adviser to discuss your situation and they will help you decide the best option for your situation.

Borrow £5,000 to £1,000,000
Borrow over 3 to 25 years
Simple, fast and straight forward
Free yourself from unwanted debts

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Bad Credit History Loans- Even if you’ve got a bad credit history you can still apply for help. A bad credit history should not put you off applying for a loan and we have helped many customers who have been turned down in the past by other lenders.
You may need a loan to provide extra cash, to buy a van, take a short break, or to pay off credit or an overdraft. Whatever you need the finance for we will consider your application.
Being refused credit or having a bad credit rating is nothing to be ashamed of and we won't judge you either.
We may still be able to arrange an unsecured bad credit loan for you even if you've been turned down or refused credit many times.
A bad credit history is just that, history. So why not fill in our online form today for a free unsecured bad credit loan quotation and perhaps we can turn your bad credit history into a positive result.
We specialise in helping those previously refused by other companies and high street lenders. Finance for tenants, homeowners, and anybody with bad credit or credit difficulties such as CCJs, defaults or mortgage arrears.
We even arrange loans for the self-employed and those who have difficulty in proving their income.
No matter what you need, experienced and friendly advisors will guide you every step of the way - so your loan application goes ahead quickly, easily and completely hassle free.
Personal loans- If you’re looking for ersonal finance talk to a adviser today to discuss your financing requirements. We work with a range of providers to ensure we can offer you good terms and interest rates on personal finance.
Your personal finance may be for any purpose, from a new vehicler to an overseas trip, whatever you want the additional money for we will try and help. Once your application has been processed, an in-principle decision can be made very quickly. When your application has been approved your money will be made available as soon as possible, and you are free to spend it as you wish.
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