UK BoE Consumer Credit (May) 1.662B (Prev. 1.859B)

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[MARKET ANALYSIS] Fixed income benchmarks muted with UK MP Burnham to speak later and a busy central bank speaker slate this week

08:31

The Houthis are reportedly using the Iran ceasefire to improve its missile capabilities, the Jeruslem Post reports

08:30

UK BoE Consumer Credit (May) 1.662B (Prev. 1.859B)

08:23

"Local sources reported a massive and very intense fire in the Al-Nahda opposition area in central Baghdad, the capital of Iraq.", Tasnim reports

08:23

"Local sources reported a massive and very intense fire in the Al-Nahda opposition area in central Baghdad, the capital of Iraq.", Tasnim reports

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