The Dollar is slightly stronger across the board, helped in part by yesterday’s release of stronger-than-expected US PMI data, market concerns that major developed central banks are turning more dovish…
It’s another heavy political week for the UK with a number of parliamentary votes on Brexit due to take place. In the US, it is the macro data agenda which…
The theme last week was one of “risk-off”, with the Dollar and Swiss Franc both appreciating about 0.5% in trade-weighted terms and yet the more risk-sensitive Australian Dollar held its…
Sterling has weakened further today, with GBP/USD lurching back down to 1.30 ahead of yet another key parliamentary vote. House of Commons MPs will today be voting on whether to…
Sterling has remained remarkably stable, with the GBP/USD cross anchored around the 1.32 mark for the third consecutive session, ahead of today’s indicative parliamentary votes on a Brexit plan B….
There has been little to report today in major currency markets, with most trading in narrow ranges versus the Dollar. Sterling continues to be pushed and pulled by the Brexit…
A number of central bank officials in the US, Eurozone, UK, Australia and New Zealand are due to speak this week but it is not obvious that they can or…
There was a lot of noise and news last week but once again price action in the Euro and Australian Dollar was very limited and the Dollar was broadly unchanged…
Low currency volatility, partly a by-product of major central bank monetary policy being in stasis, has been a recurring theme in recent months. However, major crosses have in the past…
Markets have had a lot to digest in the past 48 hours, including central bank policy meetings in the US and UK, key macro data in the US, UK, New…
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