by Ryan Morrison | Jan 29, 2026
Sterling has continued to look steady, helped along by a softer tone in the US dollar after the Fed decision. The pound’s move hasn’t been about a sudden burst of UK optimism as much as a lack of fresh UK negatives at the wrong moment. At home, the government’s push...
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by Ryan Morrison | Jan 29, 2026
The euro has had a constructive backdrop from the landmark EU–India trade deal, which is the kind of strategic signal markets like to see as Europe tries to reduce its reliance on single partners. The euro was little moved against the pound on Tuesday. Thanks to a...
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by Ryan Morrison | Jan 29, 2026
Alongside the trade war and the Fed’s decision to hold rates steady, the US dollar is also suffering from the risk of a government shutdown by the end of this week. Democrats and Republicans are currently negotiating over a politically charged funding bill that...
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by Jonathan Cook | Jan 28, 2026
After weeks of chaos to begin 2026, the pound settled into something almost resembling calm yesterday. The pound to euro rate has ranged by a little under half a cent since Monday as the threat of American tariffs on Europe receded. In the UK, Sir Keir Starmer’s...
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by Jonathan Cook | Jan 28, 2026
Alongside the trade war and the Fed’s decision, the US dollar is also suffering from the risk of a government shutdown by the end of this week. Democrats and Republicans are currently negotiating over a politically charged funding bill that contains funding for...
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