UK PM Starmer vows to go on and makes clear he’s not resigning

UK PM Starmer's reaffirmation of his position signals continued political stability, which may impact GBP and gilt market sentiment.

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His commitment not to resign suggests a focus on policy continuity and could influence investor confidence during a volatile period. This news may bolster GBP and affect fixed income dynamics as markets assess the implications of his leadership for future economic policies.

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