Allies close to UK PM's Chief Secretary Jones, say he is backing the PM and wants to get on with the job (contrasts earlier reporting), Bloomberg's Mayes reports

This update suggests a shift in support for UK PM Johnson, with Chief Secretary Jones reaffirming his backing.

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Allies close to UK PM's Chief Secretary Jones, say he is backing the PM and wants to get on with the job (contrasts earlier reporting), Bloomberg's Mayes reports

Fed's outgoing Miran does believe that PCE inflation, particularly with housing, and will converge down to normal levels and reiterates his rate cut calls based on the lag of monetary policy

Fed's Miran (Voter, Dove) says believe that PCE inflation, particularly with housing, will converge down to normal levels; reiterates rate cut calls based on the lag of monetary policy

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This could influence market sentiment regarding UK political stability, especially if it contrasts previous doubts about the government's cohesion. Investors may want to keep an eye on related assets, particularly GBP and UK equities, as political clarity could impact market direction.

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