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q4 2017 by graham bond • 08 jan, 2018 • review of the past quarter: november saw the bank of england raise interest rates to 0.5 per cent, marking the start of the policy-normalisation process. the autumn budget came later in the month and contained significant downgrades to growth forecasts for 2017-2022. the gloom was somewhat offset in december, when a deal was reached between the uk and the eu, putting an end to a tumultuous first phase of brexit negotiations. on the continent, october saw the european central bank extend a less generous version of its quantitative easing programme while keeping interest rates on hold. in the us, expansionary tax reforms were passed by congress and the house of representatives, leading the federal reserve to raise its growth forecasts for 2017 and 2018 to 2.5 per cent, shortly after raising interest rates by 0.25 per cent. the reforms include a cut to corporate tax from 35 to 21 per cent. the quarter also saw us president donald trump nominate jerome powell as janet yellen’s successor. he will take over as chair of the federal reserve in february. in october, japanese prime minister shinzo abe secured a strong mandate for his hard line against north korea with a convincing majority. elsewhere in asia, after what was deemed president trump’s successful tour of the continent, north korea launched its most powerful missile ever - allegedly putting the entire us in range. the actuarial view: the last three months have seen little in terms of concrete developments to move markets, yet markets remain buoyant. for the first time in years, however, we are seeing accelerating growth almost uniformly across the globe. the global picture has generally been one of falling unemployment levels and low inflation. this is a slightly curious phenomenon, as high employment would be expected to stoke demand, but can perhaps be explained by low wage growth. the exceptions to this are the us and the uk. the us has been raising interest rates for some time, and the uk has recently raised rates for the first time in years. this, in some ways, is also curious as raising rates would generally signify strong growth activity. in the us, however, growth is expected to slow whilst the uk is experiencing a period of high inflation and growth falling much faster than expected, as the fallout from the eu brexit referendum and an impasse in the subsequent negotiations begin to bite. overall, changes for asset allocations are modest, with a slight move away from the uk into other equities. the prospects for property have decreased as higher rates generally put pressure on capital values. what to look for in q1 2018: · japan: there is a bank of japan meeting on january 22-23. an outlook report will be published the same day. the next meeting will be on march 8-9. · us: federal open market committee meetings will take place on january 30-31 and march 20-21. february 3 will see jerome powell take over from janet yellen as chair of the federal reserve.. · europe: there is a european central bank meeting on january 25 with a press conference later in the day. the 2018 russian presidential election takes place on march 18. · uk: monetary policy committee announcements with minutes are scheduled for february 8 and march 22. an inflation report will be published on february 8. talks on a trade deal between the uk and the eu are currently expected to begin in march, the same month that a two-year eu brexit transition deal is expected to be agreed. · other data: the office for national statistics is set to release its uk productivity bulletin for july to september on january 5. the uk consumer price inflation bulletins for december, january and february will be released on january 16, february 13 and march 20 respectively. the us census bureau will release its us international trade in goods and services reports for november, december and january on january 5, february 6 and march 7 respectively. uk eq

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