Almost £1 billion was wiped off the stock market value of Britain's biggest retailers on Tuesday after Deutsche Bank warned that consumer confidence is sliding sharply ahead of the autumn budget. The bank's so-called fear index points to rising anxiety across all income groups, with shoppers concerned about job losses, frozen tax thresholds, and the prospect of further fiscal tightening from Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
Expectations that the ECB would hold its interest rates unchanged could also support yields and the euro. In this regard, ECB officials signaled a more cautious stance.
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