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UK Markets Join Global Rout

Bloomberg Markets Friday 06 November 2026, 07:53 UTC By Morwenna Coniam 1 min read
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UK Markets Join Global Rout Plus, a look at the latest developments in the UK housing market This article is for subscribers only. In today’s newsletter: UK markets are being dragged into the global selloff. Plus, a look at the Bank of England’s hawkish hike and the state of the housing market.

UK Markets Join Global Rout Plus, a look at the latest developments in the UK housing market This article is for subscribers only. In today’s newsletter: UK markets are being dragged into the global selloff. Plus, a look at the Bank of England’s hawkish hike and the state of the housing market. Throughout the day, get the latest news and analysis on the Markets Today live blog. Before the market meltdown yesterday, the Bank of England made its latest decision.
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