by Christopher Nye | Feb 26, 2019
As the pound strengthened on news of a second referendum, euro dropped to 0.862 for the first time since late February. Today, we’ll see France and Germany’s consumer sentiment index, with, again, little change expected. As with the pound, there is a feeling that...
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by Christopher Nye | Feb 26, 2019
The pound strengthened against the euro this morning as three ministers threatened to resign if the Prime Minister doesn’t delay Brexit, and Labour said it’d throw its weight behind a second referendum if Corbyn’s proposal fails. As for the PM, Theresa May has denied...
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by Christopher Nye | Feb 26, 2019
After a lull in the markets, the pound hit 1.158 against the euro this morning amid rumours of a delay to Brexit and increased likelihood of a second referendum. Previously, Theresa May denied reports that Brexit would be delayed past 29 March, saying she remains...
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by Christopher Nye | Feb 25, 2019
Donald Trump moved to set a more realistic tone regarding this week’s summit with North Korea by lowering the expectations of what can be achieved. Trump and Kim Jong-un are preparing to meet for a second time this week, but there are no signs of concessions from...
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by Christopher Nye | Feb 25, 2019
On Friday, the eurozone’s inflation rate for January 2019 was released and came in at 1.4%. This was unchanged from the preliminary estimate and below December’s reading of 1.5%. It is the lowest rate of inflation since April 2018 and was largely down to a slowdown in...
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