by Christopher Nye | May 8, 2019
According to reports from Brussels, the other EU countries are very much into the “moving on” stage of Brexit. Bored by Britain’s inability to decide how and whether to leave, and with political problems of their own as the European elections aproach, they’re going to...
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by Christopher Nye | May 8, 2019
No conclusion has come out of Brexit talks yet, beyond confirmation yesterday from David Lidington that European elections will go ahead – but the government will continue to try to seek a resolution before MEPs take their seats. Whether this will be another case of a...
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by Christopher Nye | May 7, 2019
The dollar has kept to a tight range against most major currencies this morning. This comes amid the latest US-China trade developments, in which President Trump has threatened to raise tariffs again and China has reportedly moved away from commitments made over the...
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by Christopher Nye | May 7, 2019
Euro is showing signs of a slight downward tick this morning, despite German manufacturing PMI and eurozone-wide composite PMI coming in slightly above forecasts. Today, there are no further economic releases, but we will see German industrial production on Wednesday...
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by Christopher Nye | May 7, 2019
Sterling has weakened this morning and has reversed some of Friday’s gains. This appears to have happened as the Labour Party accused the Prime Minister of leaking the details of their potential compromise and therefore jeopardising talks. It’s also been reported that...
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