UK PM Starmer is to bring forward EU rules legislation in the King’s Speech in May, according to FT

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This announcement suggests a potential acceleration of the UK’s integration with EU regulations under PM Starmer, indicating a shift towards more alignment with EU standards. This move could impact UK assets by reinforcing stability perceptions, but it might also evoke reactions from Brexit proponents who may see it as a departure from earlier commitments. Watch for shifts in GBP and equities as markets digest the implications of increased regulatory alignment with the EU.

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