by Christopher Nye | Mar 28, 2019
The euro gained last night against the sterling, as British MPs failed to show a majority for any of the options from the session of indicative votes. Today, we’ll see a number of economic releases. Service sentiment is expected to come in at 11.6, down from 12.1, and...
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by Christopher Nye | Mar 28, 2019
MPs voted yesterday on eight alternative Brexit proposals, however none of the options managed to achieve enough support. The pound is fell yesterday evening as a result, after strengthening yesterday ahead of the series of indicative votes. Theresa May still hopes to...
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by Christopher Nye | Mar 28, 2019
The pound weakened last night as not a single of the eight indicative votes came out with a majority. The uncertainty continues: MPs are expected to vote again on a narrowed-down list of options, from the ones with the closest to a majority, potentially on Monday....
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by Christopher Nye | Mar 27, 2019
Despite a release of bleak economic data from the US, poor figures from across the globe have caused the dollar to strengthen against most of its peers this morning. The stabilisation of U.S. Treasury yields also helped the dollar climb to a stronger position. Yet...
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by Christopher Nye | Mar 27, 2019
The euro remained steady against the pound this morning, with a quiet day for economic releases and most eyes on the British Parliament’s indicative votes this evening. ECB President Mario Draghi gave a speech in Frankfurt this morning in which he highlighted the...
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