The past 24 hours have been characterised by an abrupt fall in global risk appetite, with stocks across the world coming off hard (and the VIX US equity volatility index…
There has been little respite for the Euro in the past 48 hours, with the EUR/USD cross at one point in today’s trading session falling to as low as 1.143…
Outside of the UK the data release and events calendar is reasonably light although there will likely be much focus on US CPI-inflation data for September due out on Thursday….
The Dollar was again up 0.3% last week and has risen a further 0.4% in the past 48 hours but is ultimately unchanged in the past month despite the significant…
The Dollar, which had shown little sign of life in the wake of the Federal Reserve’s policy meeting on 26th September, has sprung into action in the past two trading sessions…
Markets in the past 48 hours have had to digest the new US, Mexico and Canada deal (announced late on Sunday), the ongoing stream of Brexit news from the Conservative…
Focus this week will be on PMI data for the manufacturing and services sectors in the UK, US, Eurozone and globally. The US will also be releasing its all-import labour…
The Dollar was up 0.3% last week but has given up all these gains in the past 48 hours. Sterling made small gains despite the Brexit newsflow continuing to…
The Dollar has for the second consecutive session continued to edge stronger against Sterling, the Euro and most developed currencies. While the Dollar did not react much to the Federal…
Currency markets are poised ahead of today’s important US Federal Reserve policy meeting with the majority of developed and emerging market currencies broadly stable versus the Dollar in the past…
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