UK PM Starmer says government to provide "appropriate support" for household bills after June

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This statement from UK PM Starmer indicates a commitment to social support that could soothe public discontent over rising living costs. It may signal a potential for fiscal intervention that could impact fiscal policy discussions and market sentiment, particularly in sectors sensitive to consumer spending. Traders should watch for the response in UK assets, especially those related to consumer goods and utilities, as well as any ripple effects across European markets.

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