Bank of England Hits Pause — While the World Hits Panic

The Bank of England keeps rates on hold, but the global economy? Not so chill. Oil prices are surging, war drums are thumping in the Middle East, and central banks can't agree on anything — except that it's all a bit of a mess.

Today on Bullhorn Daily, we explain what the BoE’s decision means for your wallet, why oil’s on a four-month high, and how Gen Z just became the most optimistic generation (yep, really). Plus: a beauty stock faceplants, construction booms in Europe, and everyone’s watching Friday like it’s a season finale.

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📋 Show Notes:

• BOE: The ‘Hold’ Heard Round LondonWhy the Bank of England left rates unchanged, and what that means for inflation, mortgages, and your future self.

• The Market Mood: Gloomy with a Chance of WarOil prices surge on fears of a U.S.-Iran escalation — we explain what’s happening and why it’s spooking investors.

• Stocks: Winners, Losers, and Total CollapsesFrom Revolution Beauty’s 40% crash to BP’s oil-fueled rally, we break down the biggest market moves.

• Gen Z: Finally Some Good News?Consumer confidence ticks up — and younger people are leading the charge. We look at why optimism is on the rise.

• Europe: Building Up, Tensions UpConstruction activity surprises to the upside, even as investor nerves fray across the continent.

• Asia: Oil Up, Stocks DownGeopolitical uncertainty sends Asian markets lower — with a few surprise winners.

• Quick Hits: Economy CornerAustralia’s job market, the Fed’s rate stance, and what’s next for inflation and growth.

• Tomorrow: What We’re WatchingRetail sales, public borrowing, Iran talks in Geneva, and a vibe check on Europe’s diplomacy efforts.