by Christopher Nye | Nov 22, 2019
Sterling was strong yesterday against both the euro and the dollar as election campaigning continues. The Labour Party released their manifesto, which set out plans for a windfall tax on oil firms, scrapping a rise in the state pension age and raising government...
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by Christopher Nye | Nov 22, 2019
Sterling is still looking strong against the euro, despite a small drop yesterday evening, as optimism surrounding the election continues. So far, polls continue to point to a majority for the Conservative Party, although there is always an element of risk. The ECB...
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by Christopher Nye | Nov 21, 2019
The dollar was stronger against the euro and the pound yesterday ahead of the release of FOMC minutes, however slipped slightly after their release. The minutes showed Fed officials agreed that the policy stance “likely would remain” where it is “as long as incoming...
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by Christopher Nye | Nov 21, 2019
With data from the eurozone still pointing to slow growth, the ECB’s Philip Lane told La Repubblica yesterday that the bank still does not expect recession, and expected the Eurozone economy to recover within the next year or two. Record-low interest rates, a report...
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by Christopher Nye | Nov 21, 2019
Sterling drifted lower against the dollar yesterday afternoon as polls suggested a tie in the election debate between Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn. Despite this slight fall, sterling remained near six-month highs and looks stronger again this morning. Given that...
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