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Currency Markets

World
Currency	GBP1	Move	%
Canadian Dollar	1.70	-0.00	-0.22
Euro	1.12	0.00	0.32
Japanese Yen	132.56	1.27	0.97
Swiss Franc	1.19	0.01	0.54
United States Dollar	1.23	0.01	1.17

Currency Market data is compiled by Adviser Portals Ltd every 60 minutes. Information is not realtime. Last updated: 26/05/2020 at 09:27 PM

Stock Markets

Europe
London
Index	Value	Move	%
FTSE 100	6,067.76	74.48	1.24
FTSE 250	16,933.40	534.56	3.26
FTSE 350	3,396.18	52.69	1.58
FTSE All Share	3,354.42	52.54	1.59
Americas
New York
Index	Value	Move	%
Dow Jones	24,995.10	529.95	2.17
Nasdaq	9,389.98	-24.01	-0.26
S&P 500	2,991.77	36.32	1.23

Stock Market data is compiled by Adviser Portals Ltd every 60 minutes. Information is not realtime. Last updated: 26/05/2020 at 09:27 PM

Personal Finance

Frozen UK property funds face existential crisis

British property funds are set to remain frozen for months as the market is impossible to value due to the coronavirus crisis, and some may need to change structure to survive, industry sources say.

Britain extends COVID-19 mortgage payment holiday by three months

Britain has extended its mortgage payment holiday scheme for homeowners in financial difficulty during the coronavirus pandemic for another three months.

Exclusive: UK risks slow COVID recovery, all stimulus options under review - BoE's Ramsden

Britain's economy could be facing a slower recovery from its deep coronavirus slump than the Bank of England suggested this month and all stimulus options, including sub-zero interest rates, should be considered, a BoE deputy governor said.

UK consumer confidence back at joint lowest level since 2009 - GfK

British consumer confidence in early May dipped back down to its joint-lowest level since the global financial crisis in 2009, despite moves by the government to start loosening its coronavirus lockdown, a survey showed on Friday.

Britain in deepest downturn for centuries, scant chance of negative rates - Reuters poll

Britain is enduring its deepest recession in centuries but the havoc wrought by the coronavirus pandemic will not be enough to push the Bank of England to adopt negative interest rates, a Reuters poll found.