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    London midcaps touch more than two-year highs as Labour Party returns to power

    The FTSE 250 index reached a two-year high and experienced its best week since January 22, boosted by investor enthusiasm for Keir Starmer's ambitious plan to build 1.5 million new homes in the UK. British homebuilding companies led the gains on the FTSE 100 as the index inched closer to the 21,000 mark.

    European shares advance on rate optimism; UK elections in focus

    European shares rose Thursday due to Fed rate cut prospects, weak U.S. data, and Labour gains. FTSE 100 rose by 0.5%, STOXX 600 by 0.3%, led by banks and Continental's 9.6% rise. German industrial orders fell 1.6% in May. Roche fell 2.3% after halting a lung cancer drug trial. Ericsson slipped 1.5% after 11.4 billion crown impairment charge.

    Pakistan stocks downgraded to frontier market by FTSE Russell

    Pakistan's market status has been lowered from secondary emerging to frontier market by FTSE Russell, impacting equities with potential outflows. Despite this, the market remains optimistic due to IMF support. Debt concerns and political volatility have contributed to Pakistan's struggle to maintain its market size and liquidity.

    Asia shares push higher; Aussie firm ahead of RBA rate decision

    Asian stocks rose ahead of the RBA's policy decision, with expectations for the central bank to maintain rates and provide guidance on a potential easing cycle.

    London stocks edge up in anticipation of ECB rate cut

    British equities rose on ECB rate cut expectations, with Antofagasta and John Wood Group seeing gains. Investors await Christine Lagarde's remarks and Bank of England's upcoming meeting.

    India’s bond index entry not enough to lift rating, Moody’s says

    Moody's Ratings credit officer highlights India's need for structural reforms to enhance fiscal metrics despite global bond index inclusion. JPMorgan, Bloomberg, and FTSE Russell to include India in indexes, projecting substantial inflows into the debt market.

    The Economic Times
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