The European Parliament has officially ratified the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement, and begun to say its goodbyes, with Ursula von der Leyen and Guy Verhofstadt telling MEPs that they would miss the British presence in the bloc.
Today’s interest rate decision, however, is perhaps more important from a currency point of view – low inflation had previously made a cut seem more likely, but could recent positive data help to reverse that?
The dollar is still strong after yesterday’s Federal Reserve meeting, where members voted to keep interest rates on hold.
The UK leaves the European Union tomorrow, but there are still many months of trade negotiations to go. If you haven’t read our quarterly forecasts yet, download your copy to find out what the experts think is ahead.
Today’s interest rate decision could see a lot of volatility; speak to your Personal Trader now on 020 7898 0541 about protecting your money from any sudden market movements.
