by Julian Benson | Mar 11, 2025
The dollar continued to decline on Monday as the US stock markets led a selloff driven by fears of a Trumpcession. Despite losses on the European stock markets, the euro ended up 0.4% up on USD and more than 0.45% up on sterling. Trump’s on-again, off-again approach...
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by Jonathan Cook | Mar 10, 2025
GBP/EUR lost the best part of 2% last week as the eurozone finally flexed its muscles. EUR/USD strengthened by a whopping five cents across the week, a feat the pound only narrowly failed to replicate against its trans-Atlantic adversary. Volatility is incredibly high...
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by Jonathan Cook | Mar 10, 2025
Last week was something of a horror show for the US dollar, which lost significant value against almost all other major currencies. American markets are growing skittish over the economy’s direction, a trend not helped by unpredictable government by tweet. It likely...
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by Jonathan Cook | Mar 10, 2025
Europe’s politicians intervened to give EUR/USD its biggest weekly advance this decade. The prospect of higher spending, and therefore more economic growth and debt, injected powerful momentum into the euro. Will the rally roll further, or will the euro hit its...
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by Jonathan Cook | Mar 10, 2025
The pound lost ground to the euro but could find solace in a string of strong performances against the US dollar, the Canadian dollar and the Aussie dollar. As ever, it’s almost impossible to say if GBP/EU will move up or down this week, particularly as volatility...
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