Tom Bill
Head of UK Residential Research
A leading expert on the UKās prime residential property sector.
Tomās comments are widely picked up in the British and international media, and he often appears on radio and television to discuss key housing trends and policy issues in the UK.
Tom writes Knight Frankās industry-leading monthly reports on the prime London sales and lettings markets, and the quarterly Prime Country House price report. He also produces a weekly update on the dynamics shaping the UK housing market and hosts Housing Unpacked, a regular podcast where guests share their expertise on a diverse range of subjects that impact the industry.
Before joining Knight Frank, Tom was a property journalist for seven years, covering market trends in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa at Reuters.
"The Government is likely to fund its spending commitments by increasing taxes on wealth and assets. The unpredictable events in the Middle East mean there is nothing to suggest mortgage rates will drop materially in the short term, which should continue to keep a lid on prices this year. Meanwhile, the Government is likely to fund its spending commitments by increasing taxes on wealth and assets, which means the new high-value council tax bands introduced in November’s Budget increasingly look like introductory rates."
Tom Bill
The Telegraph, 17th August 2026
“The erratic course of the Middle East conflict will also have a bearing on demand as borrowing costs fluctuate but second-round inflationary pressures have so far appeared manageable,”
Tom Bill
Bloomberg, 17th August 2026
“Rising mortgage rates and uncertainty around tax rises in the Budget are curbing demand, which is being felt more acutely in parts of the country where affordability is already stretched”
Tom Bill
City AM, 17th August 2026
“This year the backdrop has been quieter. New rates of high-value council tax announced in November look like the thin end of the wedge for a government with limited capacity to fund its spending plans, but they weren’t as bad as feared. It enabled buyers to make plans after the Christmas break and by March the number of offers made in prime central and prime outer London was 8% higher than last year, which has translated into more activity this summer. There is still speculation ahead of October’s Budget, but it has been more muted this year, particularly after new Prime Minister Andy Burnham ruled out a land value tax.”
Tom Bill
The Negotiator, 11th August 2026
"Annual revaluations will turn house price growth into an ongoing tax liability, which would inevitably affect decision-making. The psychological difference between a one-off stamp duty bill and a recurring tax charge means up-sizers could think twice, particularly in London and the south-east where payments are likely to be a proportionately larger share of income."
Tom Bill
London Standard, 31st July 2026
"Burnham’s decision to rule out raising stamp duty may have been an attempt to avoid speculation distorting the market. A combination of higher mortgage costs and uncertainty around property taxation has kept demand in check this summer. The slowdown is presumably why Andy Burnham needed to rule out replacing stamp duty with a land value tax this week although the annual game of ‘guess the tax rise’ is not over for the property market, after the Prime Minister repeated his predecessor’s line about ‘difficult decisions’ in the Budget."
Tom Bill
City AM, Friday 31st July 2026
“The cracks from the Middle East conflict and associated rise in mortgage rates began to widen last week in the wider market,”
Tom Bill
The Times 13th July 2026
“There will be a variety of reasons why people opt not to downsize, ranging from an emotional connection to the property or neighbourhood to the size of the stamp duty bill. That’s why some form of incentive, such as scrapping stamp duty for downsizers, could result in a better use of the country’s housing stock by freeing up larger homes for younger families.”
Tom Bill
13th July 2026
"A summer of tax speculation could stifle demand in the housing market for the second year running. After the seasonal spring bounce this year was cut short by higher mortgage costs arising from the Middle East conflict, it means buyers and sellers may not get a chance to properly catch their breath."
Tom Bill
The Telegraph, 7th July 2026
Prime residential
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UK Prime Country House Index
Country Market Faces Third Successive Summer of Tax Uncertainty
Confidence is showing tentative signs of recovery as mortgage rates edge lower, but a summer of pre-Budget speculation risks keeping demand in check.
13 July 2026

Residential
Prime Market Braces for Another Summer of Speculation
June 2026 PCL Sales Index: 4,991.4 June 2026 POL Sales Index: 274.8
06 July 2026

Prime residential
Rental Market Adjusts to Reforms and Future Tax Risks
June 2026 PCL lettings index: 226.0 June 2026 POL lettings index: 232.7
06 July 2026

Residential
Burnham Victory Sparks Questions on Fiscal Discipline and Property Tax Reform
Victory in Makerfield will reignite debate over government’s economic priorities and possibility of property tax reform.
19 June 2026

Prime residential
Prime London Property Market: UK Politics Take Centre Stage as Global Risks Recede
May 2026 PCL Sales Index: 5,008.9 May 2026 POL Sales Index: 275.3
29 May 2026
Prime residential
Burnham, Bonds and the Battle to Attract Wealth
Talk of council tax surcharges and capital gains tax reforms highlights how Labour politicians are leaning left as leadership speculation intensifies.
22 May 2026

Prime residential
Political Flux to Keep Lid on Prime London Prices
April 2026 PCL Sales Index: 5,020.4 April 2026 POL Sales Index: 275.7
11 May 2026

Rentals
Renters’ Rights Act Fuels Growth in Prime London Rents
April 2026 PCL lettings index: 224.5 April 2026 POL lettings index: 230.6
07 May 2026

Prime residential
Middle East Conflict Will Impact UK Housing Market in Four Stages
Once the initial headline shock has been absorbed and higher borrowing costs have stabilised, more political uncertainty may lie ahead for the housing market.
16 April 2026

Prime residential
Conflict Weighs on Buyer Sentiment as Markets Start Pricing in Middle East Endgame
Conflict Weighs on Buyer Sentiment as Markets Price in Middle East Endgame
02 April 2026

Rentals
Demand for Flexibility Drives London Super-Prime Rental Market
February 2026 PCL lettings index: 223.7 February 2026 POL lettings index: 229.0
03 March 2026

Prime residential
Political Uncertainty and Rising Supply Weigh on Prime London Prices
February 2026 PCL Sales Index: 5,006.5 February 2026 POL Sales Index: 275.5
02 March 2026

Prime residential
Prime London Property Market Stabilises but Political Clouds Gather
January 2026 PCL Sales Index: 5,019.3 January 2026 POL Sales Index: 275.6
09 February 2026

Prime residential
Supply Squeeze Curbs Activity in London Rental Market
January 2026 PCL lettings index: 223.7 January 2026 POL lettings index: 229.0
09 February 2026

Prime residential
Demand in Country Market Improves After the Budget
Country house price index slides further in Q4 2025 but decline narrows as sentiment turns more positive.
19 January 2026

Prime residential
Post-Budget Clarity Spurs Activity in Prime London Markets
December 2025 PCL Sales Index: 5,031.6 December 2025 POL Sales Index: 275.2
12 January 2026

Prime residential
Lettings Momentum Builds but Year Hinges on Policy Success
December 2025 PCL lettings index: 223.9 December 2025 POL lettings index: 228.8
12 January 2026

Prime residential
Budget Clarity Brings Short-Term Relief in Prime London Markets
November 2025 PCL Sales Index: 5,050.2 November 2025 POL Sales Index: 275.0
08 December 2025

Rentals
Budget Seeks to Tame Inflation but Sets Stage for Higher Rents
November 2025 PCL lettings index: 224.5 November 2025 POL lettings index: 228.4
08 December 2025

Tax
Mansion Tax Announced in Budget of Few Surprises
A new tax on homes worth more than £2 million was announced, but there are questions over how much it will yield in a Budget where politics trumped economics.
26 November 2025

Prime residential
Demand Up, Supply Down: Prime London Rents Rise Ahead of the Budget
October 2025 PCL lettings index: 225.2 October 2025 POL lettings index: 228.4
03 November 2025

Prime residential
Mansion Tax Plans Resurface as Prime London Prices Slide
October 2025 PCL Sales Index: 5,068.9 October 2025 POL Sales Index: 275.2
03 November 2025

Prime residential
Rental Value Growth Strengthens as Pre-Budget Nerves Surface in London Super-Prime Market
September 2025 PCL lettings index: 225.2 September 2025 POL lettings index: 228.2
06 October 2025

Prime residential
London Landlords Test Sales Market as Budget Looms
August 2025 PCL lettings index: 224.9 August 2025 POL lettings index: 227.0
08 September 2025
Residential
Delve into Tom's opinions on the UK's residential property market.

Prime residential
Burnham Bounce Struggles to Lift Property Market
Labour's revival in the polls has changed the political mood, but buyers remain cautious as rising borrowing costs and fears of further tax changes mean the housing market has been treading water.
17 August 2026

Prime London Rents Rise as Landlords Adjust to New Legislation
July 2026 PCL lettings index: 227.0 July 2026 POL lettings index: 233.4
10 August 2026

Prime residential
Prime London Market Activity Improves as Backdrop Stabilises
July 2026 PCL Sales Index: 4,976.2 July 2026 POL Sales Index: 274.5
10 August 2026

Prime residential
Burnham’s First Fortnight: Early Signals for the Property Market
The new Prime Minister has ruled out a land value tax, but the government’s tight financial headroom, emerging tensions on the backbenches and tax speculation have created a sense of déjà vu.
31 July 2026

Residential
Prime Market Braces for Another Summer of Speculation
June 2026 PCL Sales Index: 4,991.4 June 2026 POL Sales Index: 274.8
06 July 2026

Prime residential
Rental Market Adjusts to Reforms and Future Tax Risks
June 2026 PCL lettings index: 226.0 June 2026 POL lettings index: 232.7
06 July 2026
Prime residential
Property Tax Ambitions Face Reality Check as Burnham Prepares for Power
Proposals including a land value tax, CGT alignment with income tax and a council tax overhaul will prove logistically complex and politically sensitive, says former Treasury special adviser James Nation on the latest episode of Housing Unpacked.
24 June 2026

Residential
Burnham Victory Sparks Questions on Fiscal Discipline and Property Tax Reform
Victory in Makerfield will reignite debate over government’s economic priorities and possibility of property tax reform.
19 June 2026

Prime residential
Prime London Property Market: UK Politics Take Centre Stage as Global Risks Recede
May 2026 PCL Sales Index: 5,008.9 May 2026 POL Sales Index: 275.3
29 May 2026

Prime residential
Political Flux to Keep Lid on Prime London Prices
April 2026 PCL Sales Index: 5,020.4 April 2026 POL Sales Index: 275.7
11 May 2026
Prime residential
Mixed Signals from Housing Market as Political and Monetary Uncertainty Drags
Buyers and sellers face Bank of England caution and questions about the government’s direction of travel.
05 May 2026

Forecasts
UK Housing Market Forecast: Q2 2026
We have revised down our near-term house price forecasts but have become more positive over the five-year horizon.
27 April 2026
Prime residential
Renters’ Rights Act: The End of the Hobbyist Landlord?
The new rules are driving some landlords from the sector and will make it harder for vulnerable tenants.
20 April 2026

Prime residential
Prime London Rents Rise as Supply Tightens and Middle East Uncertainty Persists
March 2026 PCL lettings index: 224.1 March 2026 POL lettings index: 229.8
10 April 2026
Prime residential
Middle East Ceasefire to Boost Buyer Sentiment more than Mortgage Market
This week’s ceasefire in the Middle East will steady sentiment in the UK housing market, but mortgage rates are unlikely to drop quickly. Longer-term inflation risks and weaker demand for UK government debt indicate a more gradual downwards path.
09 April 2026

Prime residential
Conflict Weighs on Buyer Sentiment as Markets Start Pricing in Middle East Endgame
Conflict Weighs on Buyer Sentiment as Markets Price in Middle East Endgame
02 April 2026
Prime residential
Mortgage Costs Rise as Bank of England Risks Fighting Wrong Inflation War
As upwards pressure grows on borrowing costs, there are questions over whether the Bank of England’s hawkish posture is sustainable
25 March 2026
Prime residential
Middle East Conflict Clouds Rate Outlook and Budget Plans
Energy market volatility has driven borrowing costs higher, which has forced mortgage lenders to reprice. How long the Middle East conflict lasts will determine the impact on the housing market and the fiscal choices in the autumn Budget
12 March 2026
Prime residential
UK Housing Market Faces Political Limbo as Rate Outlook Stabilises
New episode of Housing Unpacked available to listen now
16 February 2026

Prime residential
Prime London Property Market Stabilises but Political Clouds Gather
January 2026 PCL Sales Index: 5,019.3 January 2026 POL Sales Index: 275.6
09 February 2026

Prime residential
Supply Squeeze Curbs Activity in London Rental Market
January 2026 PCL lettings index: 223.7 January 2026 POL lettings index: 229.0
09 February 2026

Residential
UK Haven Status Under Pressure as Geopolitical Risks Rise
While the Chancellor talked up Britain’s appeal to global investors in Davos last week, the property market is still digesting Labour’s first two Budgets.
26 January 2026
Prime residential
Rob Perrins on Planning Reform, the Future of London and Post-Budget Market Signals
The Executive Chairman of Berkeley Group talks to Knight Frank about the opportunities and risks facing the residential development market in 2026
15 January 2026
Prime residential
The Politics of Property and the Fate of Starmer and Reeves
James Nation, a former special advisor to Rishi Sunak at the Treasury and ex-deputy head of the Number 10 Policy Unit talks about Budget leaks, where the mansion tax goes next, and how safe the Chancellor and Prime Minister are in their jobs.
10 December 2025
Finance and the markets
Read Tom's thoughts on the economy, property tax, and financial forecasts.

Residential
Property Market Under Pressure as Bond Market Clash Looms
Higher borrowing costs, driven by a spike in energy prices and concerns around the policy agenda of a new government, are feeding through to mortgages and could cool demand in the housing market further.
14 May 2026

Residential
Mortgage Market Under Pressure as Central Banks Hold on Super Thursday
As the Middle East conflict escalated this week, borrowing costs rose and central bankers deliberated their next move.
20 March 2026
Prime residential
How the Middle East Conflict Could Affect the UK Housing Market
Financial markets could be overreacting in the early days of the conflict as they take a second rate cut off the table this year
06 March 2026

Residential
Mortgage Costs to Fall as Market Prices in Faster Cuts
Cooling inflation, weak jobs data and stronger-than-expected signals from the Bank of England have boosted rate cut expectations. The main risk for the housing market now is political.
23 February 2026

Prime residential
Rate Cut Expectations Fade amid Mixed Economic Signals
Borrowing costs have risen in recent weeks for reasons that include stronger-than-expected UK economic data, tempering the outlook for cheaper mortgages. However, an uncertain domestic and global outlook means downwards pressure could return.
02 February 2026

Prime residential
Property and Bond Markets Face Pre-Budget Turbulence
August 2025 PCL Sales Index: 5,115.8 August 2025 POL Sales Index: 275.6
08 September 2025

Prime residential
Property Tax ‘Trial Balloons’ Add to Financial Market Jitters
Buyers, sellers and the bond market are digesting the recent property tax speculation as government borrowing costs head in the wrong direction
01 September 2025

Prime residential
Price Growth Gap in London Widens to Brexit Levels as PCL Buyers Circle
July 2025 PCL Sales Index: 5,134.6 July 2025 POL Sales Index: 275.7
11 August 2025

Residential
‘Don’t Tell Me You Love Me, Show Me’: Investors Challenge Government on Non-Dom Reform
A House of Lords event last week underlined growing disquiet over the government’s non-dom tax reforms. But any new direction on policy may have to wait until the autumn.
28 July 2025

Prime residential
Non-Doms Leave London but Keep Property Options Open
June 2025 PCL Sales Index: 5,166.9 June 2025 POL Sales Index: 276.0
07 July 2025

Residential
UK Housing Market Faces a Smoother Ride in Second Half of 2025
As tariff turbulence appears to have peaked and the stamp duty disruption fades, the main risk over the next six months is the autumn Budget.
30 June 2025

Prime residential
Non-Dom Changes Create £401 Million Stamp Duty Black Hole
The falling number of high-value residential transactions has put more pressure on the government’s finances, Knight Frank estimates show
23 June 2025

Economy
Mortgage Outlook Brightens as Economy Stumbles
Rate cut expectations have grown as April tax deadlines dragged on the economy in Q2
16 June 2025

Residential
Transactions to Recover Faster than Prices after Stamp Duty Slump
UK transactions fell 28% in April thanks to higher rates of stamp duty introduced at the start of the month. Will there be parallels with 2016 as sales volumes recover?
02 June 2025

Residential
High Supply Keeps UK House Price Growth in Check
Despite an improving interest rate outlook, asking prices this spring will need to reflect the wide choice on offer for buyers
16 May 2025

Forecasts
UK Housing Market Forecast: May 2025
Price expectations have improved in needs-driven markets, but political uncertainty means we have cut the near-term growth outlook for prime central London
14 May 2025

Prime residential
Wexit Weighs on Demand in Prime London Markets
April 2025 PCL Sales Index: 5,215.1 April 2025 POL Sales Index: 276.8
06 May 2025

Global outlook
UK Property Becoming Safe Haven by Default
International buyers and tenants are looking more closely at the UK due to economic instability and political uncertainty elsewhere in the world
25 April 2025

Economy
Financial Markets Take Breather, Rates Edge Lower but Outlook Stays Unsettled
The tariff turbulence has calmed for now but any downwards pressure on mortgage rates is not guaranteed to last
17 April 2025

Economy
Country Market Steady as Tariff Turbulence Sends Borrowing Costs Lower
Prime Country House Price Index Q1 2025: 269.3
11 April 2025

Government & Policy
Don’t Overlook Foreign Investors in Hunt for Economic Growth
Foreign Investors for Britain lobby group urges the government to look more closely at key parts of its non dom plans as the UK economic backdrop deteriorates
24 January 2025

Tax
Budget Uncertainty and Tax Changes Cloud Horizon for UK Housing Market in 2025
Tax changes, a new US President, and lingering doubts around the Budget will create an environment of uncertainty early next year.
17 December 2024

Forecasts
UK Housing Market Forecast: November 2024
Sales forecasts are revised down slightly after the Budget while rental value growth is expected to increase marginally.
27 November 2024

Global outlook
The Budget, the Base Rate and the US election: your questions answered
We answer your questions on what the Budget, the Base Rate and the US election might mean for your UK property plans
13 November 2024
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Housing Unpacked with Tom Bill
Listen to the latest episodes of Housing Unpacked, covering diverse subjects that impact the UK residential property market.
Prime residential
Housing Unpacked - Burnham’s First Fortnight: Reading Between the Lines for the Property Market
New episode of Housing Unpacked available to listen to now
31 July 2026
Prime residential
Housing Unpacked - Coutts Head of Lending: Volatility Is the New Normal
New episode of Housing Unpacked available to listen to now
03 July 2026
Residential
Housing Unpacked - Burnham Takes Charge: Property Tax and Fiscal Reality
New episode of Housing Unpacked available to listen to now
24 June 2026
Residential
Housing Unpacked - The Rise of the Domestic Buyer: Prime Central London Comes Full Circle
New episode of Housing Unpacked available to listen to now
05 June 2026
Prime residential
Housing Unpacked - Burnham, bonds and the mortgage squeeze
New episode of Housing Unpacked available to listen to now
22 May 2026
Prime residential
Housing Unpacked - City Hall Has Lost Its Grip on Housing: London Mayoral Candidate Peter Murray
New episode of Housing Unpacked available to listen to now
05 May 2026
Prime residential
Housing Unpacked- Renters’ Rights Act: The End of the Hobbyist Landlord?
New episode of Housing Unpacked available to listen to now
20 April 2026
Residential
Housing Unpacked - Middle East Ceasefire to Boost Buyer Sentiment more than Mortgage Market
New episode of Housing Unpacked available to listen to now
09 April 2026
Residential
Housing Unpacked - Fighting the Last War: Markets, Mortgages and the Bank of England’s Hawkish Misfire
New episode of Housing Unpacked available to listen to now
25 March 2026
Residential
Housing Unpacked - How Global Energy Shocks Will Shape UK Politics, Inflation and the Housing Market
New episode of Housing Unpacked available to listen to now
12 March 2026
Prime residential
Housing Unpacked - How the Middle East Conflict Could Affect the UK Housing Market
New episode of Housing Unpacked available to listen to now
06 March 2026
Prime residential
Housing Unpacked - From Mayors to Mega Basements: The Truth About Developing London
Housing Unpacked - From Mayors to Mega Basements: The Truth About Developing London
16 February 2026
Prime residential
Housing Unpacked - Global Drama Local Consequences: What The Events of 2026 Mean for Your Mortgage
A fast‑moving start to 2026 sets the tone for this episode as Tom Bill and Pepperstone’s Michael Brown break down a month of relentless global drama and its impact on borrowing costs - from Trump’s tariff brinkmanship and geopolitical flare‑ups to fiscal fears over Japan. We dig into why UK swap rates have risen, how much faith to put in recent UK economic data, why haven demand is rising, and how political jitters in Westminster are still rattling gilt markets. All of it feeds directly into mortgage pricing, the timing of Bank of England rate cuts, and what buyers and sellers should expect in the months ahead.
02 February 2026
Prime residential
Housing Unpacked - Rob Perrins on Planning Reform, the Future of London and Post-Budget Market Signals
New episode of Housing Unpacked available to listen to now
15 January 2026
Prime residential
Housing Unpacked - Budget Special: James Nation on Property Taxes and Labour's Looming Leadership Crunch
New episode of Housing Unpacked available to listen now
11 December 2025
Residential
Housing Unpacked - Budget Special with Michael Brown: The OBR Row Mixed Market Signals and Rising Risks for the Chancellor
New episode of Housing Unpacked available to listen now
02 December 2025
Prime residential
Housing Unpacked - Budget Special: Nimesh Shah on the Doors The Budget Opened - and the Ones It Bolted
New episode of Housing Unpacked available to listen now
28 November 2025
Prime residential
Housing Unpacked - Prime Central London: The reality on the ground ahead of the Budget
With tax speculation dominating the headlines, is Prime Central London really stalling or are there opportunities for buyers?
10 November 2025
Prime residential
Housing Unpacked - The £30 Billion Question: What Rachel Reeves Faces Ahead of the November Budget
What’s happening behind the scenes as the Treasury and the Office for Budget Responsibility prepare for the 26 November Budget? Tom Bill is joined once again by Michael Brown from Pepperstone to share their insights. From the OBR’s “observation window” to the Treasury’s 11 Bloomberg terminals, Tom and Michael discuss how gilt yields, labour market data, and fiscal headroom are shaping Rachel Reeves’ options — and what all of this means for property taxes, mortgage rates, and the housing market.
20 October 2025
Residential
Housing Unpacked - Carol Lewis - Headlines, Housing and Hype
Carol Lewis, Property Editor of The Times and The Sunday Times, explains how to navigate the flood of property headlines in the run-up to November’s Budget.
06 October 2025
Prime residential
Housing Unpacked - James Nation: Property Taxes Pitch-Rolling & Budget Nerves
Former No.10 policy insider James Nation joins Tom to decode the run-in to the 26 November Budget: OBR round-one forecasts, the 10-year gilt “observation window”, and why a productivity downgrade matters for the property market. We ask how credible this summer’s property tax rumours feel, possible sweeteners, and what a “successful” Budget looks like. Plus: Treasury vs Downing St culture, Labour’s deputy leadership race and whether Starmer and Reeves are still in post next year.
22 September 2025
Prime residential
Housing Unpacked - Nerves are spreading through bond and property markets ahead of November Budget
This week, head of UK residential research Tom Bill is joined by financial market analyst Michael Brown from Pepperstone to assess the state of property and bond markets ahead of November’s Budget. Borrowing costs have been climbing in recent weeks for a number of reasons that include a lack of credibility on financial markets that the government has a coherent plan. Property taxes have been floated as one solution but some ideas are more convincing than others. Michael offers his own five-point plan for the government to follow in order to regain the trust of markets – but it would involve some difficult decisions. Whether you are buying, selling, remortgaging or scrolling to see what your house is worth, there are key insights on offer to provide you with the bigger picture.
08 September 2025
Prime residential
Housing Unpacked - The UK Wealth Exodus with Leslie Macleod-Miller
What would happen if the rich left the UK? In this episode of Intelligence Talks, host Tom Bill is joined by Leslie MacLeod-Miller, CEO of Foreign Investors for Britain to dig into what the governments changes in taxation mean for non-doms, and what the knock on affect could be for the rest of the country. Listen to find out what Leslie thinks needs to happen to keep money in the UK and what impact tax changes are already having on the UK prime market.
18 August 2025
Prime residential
Housing Unpacked - Housing Inflation and Government Strategies
This week; sticky inflation, bond market reactions, and the government's role in the property market. We look at recent economic data showing weak growth and high inflation, and try to unpick the implications for the housing market such as increased supply and mortgage rates, and the challenges faced by policymakers. We also look at the US trade deals and Federal Reserve decisions, providing insights into how these factors could affect both the UK and global economies. Host Tom Bill is joined by seasoned financial market analyst Michael Brown from Pepperstone to give some clarity amidst economic uncertainty.
04 August 2025
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