A stimulus bill to help the US economy appears to be within reach, however, lawmakers are clashing over the role that the Federal Reserve will play. It’s thought that talks could go into the weekend, despite Congress stopping…
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Data released yesterday showed that Eurozone consumer prices fell for a third consecutive month by 0.3% year-on-year in November, which was expected. This was the steepest decline since April 2016, amid subdued demand due to the coronavirus crisis.
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The pound is weaker this morning, but still at strong levels against the dollar. The Prime Minister spoke with the European Commission President and both sides have confirmed that big differences remain between the two sides.
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The pound is weaker this morning, though is still at strong levels against the dollar, as it continues to be driven by Brexit headlines. Both the Prime Minister and European Commission President confirmed yesterday that big differences remain…
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As the world’s safe-haven currency, the dollar continues to suffer on optimism for a stimulus package from Congress, vaccine news and hopes for a Brexit deal.
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The euro strengthened to its highest level since April 2018 against the dollar yesterday and is still strong this morning. Hopes of a Brexit deal and better-than-expected PMI data caused the single currency to strengthen.
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As well as Brexit negotiations, all eyes will be on the Bank of England today as they reveal the outcome of their latest monetary policy meeting. They are expected to keep interest rates and monetary policy changes on…
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The pound is at strong levels against the euro and has reached a 31-month high against the dollar as hopes for a Brexit trade deal continue. Reports suggest that there has been progress regarding the level playing field,…
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