Euro is choppy against the pound, as the latter comes under political pressures. The European Central Bank has just published its economic bulletin this morning, which highlighted the risks the Eurozone economy amid a general economic slowdown. GDP…
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The pound fell yesterday and is still weak this morning as Parliament reconvened after prorogation was deemed unlawful by the Supreme Court. The drop is possibly due to increased uncertainty and the expectation of an election motion, which…
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The pound weakened yesterday as Parliament returned, despite a boost from the Supreme Court’s judgement. Despite a fiery session in the House of Commons, it seems that nothing is truly off the table, as the government says it…
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It’d be difficult to miss yesterday’s Supreme Court ruling, that Parliament’s prorogation was null and void. MPs will retake their seats at 11:30 this morning, and Boris Johnson will likely find himself facing an even more hostile Opposition…
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The US Democratic Party has launched a case for the impeachment of President Trump. The inquiry will look into allegations that Trump pressured the Ukrainian president to investigate his political rival, Joe Biden. Trump has admitted to discussing…
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Euro weakened against the pound yesterday, as the latter was boosted by the Supreme Court’s decision. German business climate figures came in better than expected, showing a slight reverse of the previous six months’ decline. Today, the euro…
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The pound strengthened yesterday as the Supreme Court announced their verdict on prorogation, deeming it unlawful. However, sterling has lost those gains this morning as uncertainty weighs. The decision was unanimous with all 11 judges, who concluded that…
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Parliament is set to return this morning, after 11 judges of the Supreme Court unanimously concluded that the suspension of Parliament was unlawful. The prospect of a General Election is again rearing its head, although Jeremy Corbyn has…
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