by Christopher Nye | Jun 6, 2019
The dollar was in a weak position yesterday afternoon and remains low this morning as poor economic data and possible rate cuts weighed on the greenback. The ADP employment report showed that just 27,000 jobs were created in private companies in May, compared to the...
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by Christopher Nye | Jun 6, 2019
The euro is slowly inching upwards as the markets eye the upcoming ECB meeting and GDP growth rate release. There are no changes in interest rates or year-on-year growth expected, although there are predictions of a slight increase in growth quarter-on-quarter. These...
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by Christopher Nye | Jun 6, 2019
After making some positive gains yesterday, the pound has dropped this morning. This is possibly due to the debate which has occurred between Conservative leadership hopefuls, surrounding the possibility of a no-deal Brexit. Michael Gove has said that he would look to...
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by Christopher Nye | Jun 6, 2019
Uncertainty about the future as the Tory leadership battle ramps up has reversed the gains the pound made yesterday. Today’s by-election in Peterborough could see a Brexit Party MP enter Parliament, and give further impetus for those pushing for a no-deal. The...
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by Christopher Nye | Jun 5, 2019
There’s a small park near our office in Hammersmith, which some of us walk past each day without noticing the blue plaque on its wall. The plaque says that on that site, once a school, General Montgomery and his team planned the D Day invasions. He then presented them...
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