USD: Remember, remember…

The US dollar is dong all it can to keep Tuesday 5 November quiet. That tactic is working for now, with fears around the election outweighed by problems of a global scale. It is however unrealistic that we won’t see any fireworks between now and bonfire night....


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EUR: Lagarde steps up

Chrstine Lagarde will be representing the eurozone’s financial clout at the IMF/World Bank meeting this week. With little else to unpack, the euro could seize on her remarks to find fresh impetus (good or bad) in the middle portion of the week. GBP/EUR: the past year...


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GBP: 2.75% by September?

Economists at Goldman Sachs (no stranger to bold predictions) now believe UK interest rates will fall to 2.75% by the end of next summer. According to a report released Monday, markets are currently “underestimating the likely extent of the action by Threadneedle...


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Caution prevails on tentative Monday

Caution prevails on tentative Monday

Currency markets took a while to get going to start the week with major pairings moving little amid sparse economic news and a general tone of caution. GBP/EUR was almost flat on Monday across a tight range. Sterling and the euro did both lose under 0.5% to the US...


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USD: Two weeks to go

It’s remarkable to think that the US presidential election is just two weeks away. It’s getting very real now for the US dollar, with markets spending a large portion of last week evaluating the impact of a victory for Trump or Harris. EUR/USD: the past year 1 Min 5...


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