by Ryan Morrison | Jan 15, 2026
The euro traded quietly this morning, with easing inflation offering support but renewed concerns over France’s deficit weighing on sentiment. Investors expect the European Central Bank to hold policy steady for now, but fiscal headlines could spark fresh volatility...
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by Ryan Morrison | Jan 15, 2026
The US dollar remained range-bound as risk appetite improved and political noise around the Federal Reserve eased. After steady inflation numbers, traders are content to wait for the next major catalyst. For now, the dollar is treading water after its strong start to...
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by Jonathan Cook | Jan 14, 2026
The fallout from the Trump administration’s attack on the Federal Reserve reached epic proportions yesterday as a global group of policymakers, including The Bank of England’s Andrew Bailey, issued an unprecedented joint show of support for the independent central...
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by Ryan Morrison | Jan 14, 2026
The dollar weakened as traders weighed the fallout from the White House’s confrontation with the Federal Reserve. Safe-haven demand drove gold higher, while attention now turns to US inflation data — the next key test of the Fed’s independence and policy outlook....
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by Ryan Morrison | Jan 14, 2026
The euro edged higher after the ECB joined its global peers in defending Fed chair Jerome Powell. Investors saw the statement as a sign of institutional unity, while Germany’s steady industrial recovery and inflation easing to 2% provided further support. GBP/EUR: the...
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