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Why Currency Volatility Is Now a Core Risk for International SMEs

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reviously, most small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) kept things local and were largely unaffected by developments in global markets.However, these days, that's no longer the case.

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Phil Monkhouse

The partnership will see Villa’s financial tech powered by Ebury’s global platform, allowing the Premier League club to optimise their treasury operations and strategically grow their international business.

Ebury 1 July 2025

The dollar broke to fresh post-Liberation Day lows as pressure builds on the Federal Reserve to cut rates.

Matthew Ryan 30 June 2025

Efficient payment management is crucial. A robust payment approval workflow can add an extra layer of security by preventing an individual from making payments that could be an error or unauthorised. With Ebury’s Custom Approval Workflows, you can structure your payment approval workflow exactly as you would prefer.

Ebury 23 June 2025 3 min read

The Israel-Iran war is set to dominate currency trading after the US intervened over the weekend by bombing Iran’s main nuclear facilities.

Matthew Ryan 23 June 2025

Corporates can now integrate Ebury’s financial capabilities and streamline their financial operations by leveraging Ebury’s API and other connectivity options.

Ebury 19 June 2025

Ebury, a fast-growing global fintech company, is proud to announce a new partnership with FC Petrocub, one of the most successful football clubs in Moldova.

Ebury 18 June 2025

Israel’s decision to bomb Iran in order to stop its nuclear programme threw a lifeline to the dollar last week, which had been selling off amid a much lower than expected inflation print and worries about the US economy.

Matthew Ryan 16 June 2025

Stocks and credit rose last week as investors continue to bet that the worst is behind us when it comes to Trump’s tariffs.

Matthew Ryan 9 June 2025

Most major currencies ended last week very close to where they had begun, as the pile up of tariff news more or less offset the first hints of a slowdown in the US economy after “Liberation Day”.

Matthew Ryan 2 June 2025

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