by Christopher Nye | Jun 12, 2019
Last summer, one of the staff in our London office set his 11-year-old son the task of learning every British Prime Minister – and their years of administration – for the previous 150 years. The son would get 50p for each name and 50p for each date he...
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by Christopher Nye | Jun 11, 2019
The dollar is weak against the euro and choppy against the pound this morning. This is due to increasing expectations of an interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve, a possibility that continues to put pressure on the greenback. President Trump has also once again...
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by Christopher Nye | Jun 11, 2019
Italian industrial production showed an increase yesterday year-on-year, in a positive sign for the country’s beleaguered economy. It was, however, still below expectations, so we did see a small weakening in the euro. Overall, however, euro is still at one of its...
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by Christopher Nye | Jun 11, 2019
The pound dropped yesterday, and is still in a weak position this morning after the release of April GDP figures. The figures showed a slump in car manufacturing and a decline from the earlier boost in Brexit-related stockpiling. The worse-than-expected figure came in...
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by Christopher Nye | Jun 11, 2019
Pound sterling dropped yesterday following worse-than-expected GDP data for the UK, showing in particular a slump in car manufacturing. The Tory leadership contest is now beginning in earnest, and we could see significant volatility on the back of it. There are...
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