The week in review – 27th July

With the current situation moving so quickly, we will be producing weekly updates on our website detailing some of the main events and how they have affected global markets. 

 

Last week, the Prime Minister and his cabinet met in person for the first time since lockdown commenced in March. Opening the meeting, the PM said there will be “difficult months ahead for our people and our country but no-one will be without hope.”

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Week in Review 27072020

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