by Christopher Nye | Jun 24, 2019
The euro is strong this morning, benefiting from the pound’s weakness and hitting three month highs against the dollar. This comes as the dollar is still suffering due to the Federal Reserve’s stance on interest rates and expectations of possible rate cuts this year....
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by Christopher Nye | Jun 24, 2019
The pound has dropped against both the dollar and the euro this morning after a brief rebound. Expectations of a no-deal Brexit are keeping it low. In his weekly Telegraph column, Boris Johnson reiterated his intentions to take Britain out of the EU by the 31st of...
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by Christopher Nye | Jun 24, 2019
The pound is in a weak position this morning, as it is still under pressure amid increasing expectations of a no-deal Brexit. The possibility of rate cuts later this year are keeping the dollar low, whilst the euro is benefiting from the greenback’s weakness. Hustings...
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by Christopher Nye | Jun 24, 2019
For most of the past year the EU’s relationship with Europe has offered three very different, but clear, possibilities: a no deal Brexit, a “soft Brexit” of some description or another referendum (that could easily see Brexit cancelled entirely). That was all tricky...
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by Christopher Nye | Jun 21, 2019
This morning, dollar is weak against the euro and stronger against the pound. It still appears to be suffering from the Federal Reserve’s dovish interest rate announcement, with two cuts expected before the end of the year. A former Fed governor has said that if...
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