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Tuesday preview: UK employment, US banks, Powell in focus

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By Alexander Bueso Verified
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According to City analyst Michael Hewson, the former may show that the prospect of further interest rate cuts from the Bank of England "remains less likely than the government would like". Then, come afternoon investors will be scanning the headlines for the latest quarterly results from several of the largest US lenders, JP Morgan, Citigroup and Wells Fargo. For Hewson, what investors are most keen to know is what those banks have to say regarding the current strength of consumption.
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Week ahead: UK employment, US government shutdown and bank earnings in focus

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By Alexander Bueso Verified
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For City analyst Michael Hewson, the most recent wage data in the UK had shown that " expectations of a rapid slowing are still wide of the mark". That, in turn, meant that rate cuts from the Bank of England in the near term were still less likely than the government might want, he explained.
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Asia report: Chinese stocks fall on profit-taking, Japanese ruling coalition collapses

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The Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index declined by 0.94% to 3,897.03 and Hong Kong's Hang Seng by 1.73% to 26,290.97. For some, the moves in Chinese stocks were a function of profit-taking following recent sharp gains in technology and gold mining names. Shares of Cambricon shed 6.4% and those in Shandong Gold 4.65%.
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