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01/06/2026

1 Jun 2026
UK banks still lack access to Mythos’ AI model, Bailey says
British businesses remain downbeat about the economic outlook for the months ahead, according to a survey from the Confederation of British Industry. However, a separate Institute of Directors survey found smaller firms were less negative.

"Activity continues to be buffeted by weak household spending and clients' reluctance to commit to big expenditure," CBI Deputy Chief Economist Alpesh Paleja said. "Ongoing tensions in the Middle East are adding another layer of pressure, with firms increasingly alert to the risk of further cost increases."

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01/06/2026

Daily Market Brief: UK banks still lack access to Mythos’ AI model
https://www.currencytransfer.com/blog/market-commentary/daily-market-brief-1jun2026

British banks still have not been able to access Anthropic's Mythos artificial intelligence model to test their systems against cyber threats, six weeks after the Bank of England first raised concerns, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said on Friday.

29/05/2026

29 May 2026
Starmer defends his government against Blair's criticism
A report commissioned by the Government and written by a former Education Secretary. Alan Milburn has warned that the country faces having a “ lost generation" as in excess of one million young people between the ages of 18 and 22 are not in either education or work. This represents a level not seen in more than ten years.

“It is no longer simply a question of temporary youth unemployment,” Milburn added. “Today, the deeper problem is youth detachment from the labour market. Nearly 60 per cent of young people who are NEET are economically inactive. They are not just out of work. They are not looking for work.”

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28/05/2026

28 May 2026
The energy bill hike has made Reeves look powerless
Prospective Labour Party leader Andy Burnham has accused former leader and Prime Minister Tony Blair of being out of touch with modern politics following Blair’s recent expression of concerns that the Party may be lurching too far to the left.

Andy Burnham’s accusation is part of a broader, very public clash between Labour’s past and its would-be future. The core of it is simple: Burnham argues that Tony Blair no longer understands the forces shaping 2020s politics, especially inequality, and therefore misreads why the political centre has collapsed.

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01/05/2026

1 May 2026
The Bank of England faces the 'most difficult combination.'- Bailey
The Monetary Policy Committee voted 8-1 in favour of leaving interest rates unchanged. Several analysts had predicted a 7-2 vote, with external member Megan Greene, and the Bank’s Chief Economist, Huw Pill, “dissenting”. However, only Pill eventually voted to raise rates to 4%.

In his press conference following the vote, the Bank’s Governor, Andrew Bailey, told the BBC that Pill’s views are “perfectly understandable” and not vastly different from those of others on the committee.

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