The dollar was strong against the euro and mixed against the pound yesterday, as Brexit continued to drive the markets. US Vice President Pence will make a speech on US-China relations today. It is thought that he may…
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Euro ended the day yesterday down against the pound, with continuing speculation over the length of the likely extension to the Brexit deadline from the European Union. Consumer confidence figures reflected growing concerns around the European economy, coming…
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The pound was choppy yesterday afternoon as Brexit uncertainty continued. Prime Minister Boris Johnson met with Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to discuss plans going forward. Reportedly, nothing was agreed between the two of them.
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Uncertainty around Brexit – and the possibility of a General Election – continues, with the markets watching for any hint of how long any requested extension from the EU would be. Media reports expect the decision to be…
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Currencies usually move when something happens, or promises to happen. When Boris Johnson came back from Brussels with a deal, whether you think it a good deal or not, the pound rallied to one of its highest rates…
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The pound has been in negative territory this morning after two votes took place in the House of Commons yesterday. Parliament voted in favour of the Withdrawal Agreement Bill by 329 votes to 299. However, MPs rejected the…
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The dollar was strong against both the pound and the dollar yesterday, as Brexit events continued to weigh on sterling and the single currency.
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The UK government have 'paused' their Brexit bill, and so the EU must consider whether to grant an extension to the Brexit deadline. EU Council President Donald Tusk said that he would recommend that EU leaders back an…
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