It’s going to be a volatile week ahead, with European elections being held this Thursday – and fears of a surge in Eurosceptic voting patterns. We’ll also see important ECB and Federal Reserve minutes, which could have a…
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The failure of the Brexit talks between the Government and Opposition late last week has led to a renewed possibility that very different events will unfold. That we get a new Conservative Prime Minister within weeks who is…
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The dollar has hit a near two weak high on the back of positive economic data and a bounce in treasury yields. Housing data and a weekly jobless claims report pointed to a strong economy. The US has…
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The euro is choppy today, with uncertainty around Brexit and worries for the upcoming European elections putting the pressure on. The single currency dipped to a week low yesterday against the dollar, as fears that Eurosceptics will gain…
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Sterling reached new lows yesterday as it headed for its worst run in almost 15 years, and is under increasing pressure today. This has been spurred on by reports that the Prime Minister will step down if she…
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The pound is low as worries of a hard or even no-deal Brexit resurface. The likelihood of the Implementation Bill passing through Parliament in June is slim, while the likelihood of an increased gain for Eurosceptics in the…
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The dollar is strong against the pound and choppy against the euro this morning. This is largely due to the pound’s weakness and the euro making some gains on the back of expectations that Trump will delay auto…
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The euro is up against the pound this morning following comments from multiple MPs that Theresa May’s deal is unlikely to pass through Parliament in June. Euro also strengthened against the dollar as the US indicated that it…
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