UK Deputy PM Lammy says PM Starmer has his full support; no one seems to have enough support to stand up against Starmer

The support expressed by Deputy PM Lammy for PM Starmer suggests a potentially stable political environment for the current administration, which may reduce uncertainties in policy direction.

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This stability could bolster investor confidence and impact UK assets favorably, though it remains to be seen how this support influences key policy decisions going forward.

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