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unemployment at 22.5% in the UK Daily Mail<http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/news/article-2114806/Unemployment-highest-1995-young- people-work.html> Tesco chief Brasher to step down after one year Telegraph<http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/retailandconsumer/9144742/Tescos- UK-chief-Richa

rred as Britain begins to switch off the television The Times • By the time the oil runs out we won't need it The Times • Hollande risks wrath of Merkel by rejecting economic reforms The Times • James Moore: How lopsided can comparison sites get before the watchdogs wake up? Independent • Sir Ian

the 'considerable time" language might be dropped to start more formally preparing the markets for the first rate hike in mid-2015 (WSJ) (Reuters). Tesco trading -10.2% in the UK after another big profit warning and weighing on the rest of the food retailers. WTI Crude traded as low as $62.25/bbl earl

n politics. Will Europe follow the route to populism (revolt from the voters) or will we find relief for the markets by the end of 2017 from a Fillon/Merkel duo being in charge of the Euro area’s two largest economies. We think investors will demand a higher risk premium until the French Elections in May

est political risk event for European (and possibly global) equity markets in 2017. By 22 October 2017: German Federal elections Current Chancellor Angela Merkel has announced that she intends to stand for re- election. Current polls have Merkel’s CDU ahead followed by SDP with the euro- sceptic Alternative fu

sector is towards the higher range of its post-GFC range. UK supermarkets have had their relief rally. Despite challenges facing UK food retailers, Tesco has rallied 25% and Morrison’s 15% since Brexit as retail spending has held up and the short base grew massively immediately following the UK-EU vote