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  (Sharecast News) - Budget airline Ryanair reported a 2% jump in passenger numbers for September on Thursday.

• Chancellor mulling stamp duty holiday for new London listings

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  (Sharecast News) - The chancellor is reportedly considering a stamp duty holiday on new London listings in an effort to boost the capital's competitiveness as a public capital market.

• US private sector employment unexpectedly falls in September - ADP

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  (Sharecast News) - Private sector employment in the US unexpectedly fell in September, according to figures released on Wednesday by ADP.

• Business leader confidence hits record low - IoD

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  (Sharecast News) - Confidence among business leaders fell sharply last month, a survey showed on Wednesday, as higher costs and the uncertain economic outlook weighed heavily.

• UK manufacturing activity shrinks at fastest pace in five months

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  (Sharecast News) - Activity in the UK manufacturing sector contracted at the fastest pace in five months September, according to a survey released on Wednesday.

• Trump's MFN deal with Pfizer could be bellwether for pharma sector, says JPM

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  (Sharecast News) - US President Donald Trump's 'Most Favoured Nation' deal with Pfizer could be a bellwether for the pharmaceutical sector and reassure investors over a broadly manageable impact, JPMorgan said in a research note

• UK house prices tick higher in September - Nationwide

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  (Sharecast News) - House prices nudged higher in September, industry research showed on Wednesday, as the market continued to shake off wider economic uncertainty.

• New packaging tax will fuel inflation as retailers struggle with rising costs, says BRC

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  (Sharecast News) - This month's new packaging tax will result in increased prices at shop tills, according to research from the British Retail Consortium on Wednesday.

• RBA leaves rates unchanged as expected, hawkish on forward guidance

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  (Sharecast News) - The Reserve Bank of Australia left rates unchanged on Tuesday at 3.6%, as widely expected, as it struck a hawkish tone on forward guidance.

• China's manufacturing sector expands at fastest pace in six months - RatingDog

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  (Sharecast News) - Manufacturing activity in China expanded in September at the fastest pace in six months, according to a private sector survey released on Tuesday.

• UK GDP ticks higher in second quarter - ONS

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  (Sharecast News) - British economic growth ticked only marginally higher in the second quarter, official data confirmed on Monday, in line with expectations.

• US pending home sales rise more than expected in August - NAR

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  (Sharecast News) - US pending home sales rose much more than expected in August, according to data released on Monday by the National Association of Realtors.

• UK inflation expected to hit target level as wage growth eases, says BoE's Ramsden

  Monday 29 Sep 2025

  (Sharecast News) - The deputy governor of the Bank of England has said he expects inflation to fall back towards the 2% target as the labour market weakens and wage increases ease.

• Mortgage approvals soften in August - BoE

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  (Sharecast News) - Mortgage approvals dipped in August, official data showed on Monday, despite the cost of borrowing coming down.

• Eurozone economic sentiment nudges higher in September

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  (Sharecast News) - Eurozone economic sentiment nudged higher in September, according to a survey released on Monday by the European Commission.

• UK shop inflation picks up as retailers struggle to contain rising costs

  Tuesday 30 Sep 2025

  (Sharecast News) - Price pressures for UK consumers picked up this month as food prices continued to climb and non-food price deflation eased, with the British Retail Consortium warning of more pain ahead for shoppers.

• Chancellor warns of hard choices ahead, calls for fiscal discipline

  Monday 29 Sep 2025

  (Sharecast News) - Chancellor Rachel Reeves urged fiscal responsibility on Monday, warning that there was "nothing progressive" in mounting government debt.

• Activity across the private sector forecast to slide - CBI

  Monday 29 Sep 2025

  (Sharecast News) - Business confidence remained low in September, a private sector survey showed on Monday, as companies forecast further falls in activity during the coming quarter.

• Fuel margins 'far above' historic highs - CMA

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• UK retail sales continue to slide - CBI

  Thursday 25 Sep 2025

  (Sharecast News) - The UK retail sector continued to struggle in September, an industry survey showed on Thursday, as sales fell for the twelfth month in a row.

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