The pound steadied itself on Wednesday after another government bond selloff led to steep falls against its rivals earlier this week. Sterling strengthened by a third of a cent against the euro and clawed back a full cent…
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It’s been a whirlwind week for currency since I last wrote to you. After President Donald Trump attempted to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, threatening the independence of the US central bank, the dollar ended the week…
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While the dollar held its value as the pound and euro struggled on Tuesday, ending the day 1.1% up on sterling and 0.6% on the euro, drops in the stock market show traders weren’t immune to what was…
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Although it didn’t fall as far as the pound, the euro was still down 0.6% on the dollar by the end of Tuesday’s trading. The increase in bond prices in the EU will put immense pressure on the…
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The pound plunged in value against the dollar and euro on Tuesday, losing more than 1% on the former and 0.6% on the latter. The cost of servicing UK long-term debt hit its highest level since 1998, suggesting…
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In a dramatic day for the pound, a rise in bond prices saw confidence in sterling evaporate. GBP ended Tuesday down more than 1.1% on the dollar and nearly 0.6% on the euro. However, over the channel, a…
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The dollar pulled back from significant losses mid-Monday to start Tuesday marginally ahead of sterling and 0.24% up on the euro. With the price of gold hitting a new all-time high and growing warnings and uncertainty about the…
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Despite falling unemployment and increased manufacturing output, the euro fell against both the dollar and pound on Monday. Down 0.16% on GBP, it fell more than 0.25% against USD. European Central Bank head Christine Lagarde warned yesterday that…
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