by Christopher Nye | Dec 1, 2025
November was reasonably kind to the single currency, despite a slip in the past week. Inflation results are continuing to come out, with only Spain’s 3% looking significantly above the 2% target. We’ll get the overall eurozone inflation result...
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by Christopher Nye | Dec 1, 2025
Prior to the long Thanksgiving weekend the dollar was losing out to all of its major pairs, following the growing expectation that the Federal Reserve will soon have a more doveish chair. Coming up today we have ISM Manufacturing PMI, recently languishing well below...
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by Charles Purdy | Dec 1, 2025
After strengthening after the Budget and staying strong for the rest of the week, things have started to look a little shaky for sterling – not unlike reaction to the Budget itself. While the chancellor is defending herself against claims that she misled the public...
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by Christopher Nye | Nov 28, 2025
On a day when the markets were closed for Thanksgiving there was little movement for the US dollar – a relief perhaps after a week of losses that amounted to as much as 2.5% against the Norwegian krone. Next week we will be getting some PMI and labour market data...
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by Christopher Nye | Nov 28, 2025
The minutes of the European Central Bank’s (ECB) last meeting on interest rates indicate no new move towards further rate cuts or indeed rises, with resilient demand amid controlled inflation. At least, it was controlled in October, and we are now getting the results...
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