The previous Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTs) data revealed the number of job openings in the United States dropped to its lowest level in over twenty-four months in March.
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Euro watchers will be looking out for the latest eurozone consumer price inflation rate (flash) this Thursday. The previous data revealed the Euro Area's inflation was confirmed at 7.0 per cent.
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Markets can expect mortgage lending and approvals data from the Bank of England on Thursday. In March, lending figures revealed that borrowing for mortgages in the United Kingdom declined.
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Sterling enters the last week of the month stronger against the euro with monthly gains of over two per cent . Against the US dollar, it’s a different story. The pound is weaker all round with nearly two per cent…
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It’s been a strong week for the US dollar, powered by hopes of a breakthrough in ongoing debt-ceiling talks that have seen it strengthen by over 2% against the Australian and New Zealand dollars and 0.5% to 1.5%…
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The single currency strengthened across the board yesterday, although only marginally, by less than 0.2%. Over the week, it has recorded a small loss against the US dollar (down around 0.6%) but is 0.3% stronger against the pound.
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The pound has been dancing around close to its highest point against the euro in 2023 but without breaking any new ground yesterday, despite the upbeat assessment of the IMF for the UK economy and with inflation data…
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Sterling hit the high notes again yesterday morning – although without breaking any new ground after Wednesday’s six-month high – before declining against the euro in the afternoon session. This morning it sits around 0.3% off its strongest…
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