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UK Budget: UK on the right track - TDS

FXStreet (Guatemala) - Richard Kelly, head of global strategy, noted few surprises in 2015 UK Budget and said that the overall message was of being on the right track.


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"Government announces minor reductions in income taxes and duties for consumers and oil and gas producers, as well as support for savers, but with minimal budget implications."

"Gilt issuance for 2015/16 is forecast at £133.4bn, about £10bn less than we expected, helped by a lower CGNCR and seeing linker issuance in particular lower than expected."

"Overall, no shocks in the budget or tone as the spotlight will now fall entirely on campaigning into the 7 May General Election and what looks almost certainly to be a hung Parliament."

Gold could decline if Fed drops ‘patient’ – FXStreet

FXStreet Editor and Analyst, Omkar Godbole, shares the outlook for Gold into the FOMC meeting, expecting the precious metal to drop to USD 1120-1100 if Fed drops ‘patient’, while failure to do so might lead Gold to see USD 1175 levels.
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AUD/USD is currently trading at 0.7645 with a high of 0.7651 and a low of 0.7589.
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