by Christopher Nye | Apr 24, 2019
Over the past month the pound has slowly collapsed in on itself, like a chocolate egg left in a car on an unseasonably warm Easter weekend. This is not really what the markets were expecting, as you can see in our Business department’s quarterly forecast (which...
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by Christopher Nye | Apr 23, 2019
The dust began to settle after the Mueller Report, and President Trump was able to celebrate Easter in the traditional way, with a man dressed up in an Easter bunny outfit at the White House Easter egg roll. The dollar has stayed essentially unchanged against the Euro...
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by Christopher Nye | Apr 23, 2019
The single currency’s steady rise against sterling over the past three weeks continues to belie the Eurozone’s poor economic performance and political troubles. The national calamity of Notre Dame burning down failed to unite France, with the gilets jaunes hitting the...
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by Christopher Nye | Apr 23, 2019
The pound continued its slide against the euro yesterday while the London markets were closed, slipping by around 30 pips. The causes of renewed uncertainty are entirely based around politics, since the economic data continues to stack up in sterling’s favour. This...
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by Christopher Nye | Apr 23, 2019
The pound dipped to its lowest point for a month over the Easter weekend, slightly below the USD1.30 level. This continued its surprisingly poor run of form from before Easter, when even far-above-expectation retail sales failed to make up for the continued Brexit...
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