The pound fell to a three-week low yesterday as the UK released their negotiating mandate for UK-EU trade talks. British officials confirmed their hard-line stance, saying that the government will walk away from trade talks in June unless…
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The UK has released its trade talk mandate, with Michael Gove telling Parliament that the Government could walk away from trade talks in June if there is not a broad outline of a deal by then. Likewise, continued…
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The dollar was stronger yesterday, rising with the US equity markets. However, gains were minimal and it is weaker this morning as worries over coronavirus and its possible effect on the US economy continues to weigh. The markets…
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Euro ended yesterday down against the pound, after a choppy day which saw a spike at noon followed by a loss of ground to the pound. Christine Lagarde acknowledged the risks facing the Eurozone in a speech yesterday…
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The Institute of Fiscal Studies warned yesterday that Sunak should make clear that an increase in taxes would be needed to achieve his targets, and that rewriting or loosening the rules would undermine the credibility of these targets.…
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Today is the last major public step before Brexit trade negotiations begin, with the UK set to lay its mandate before Parliament, outlining its position. This is largely expected not to contain any surprises, with the main focus…
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After weakening yesterday, the dollar is steady this morning as the markets stabilised after coronavirus worries. An increase in cases was reported over the weekend, prompting investors to turn to the dollar. However, the markets have now stabilised…
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