The path of least resistance for the dollar continues to be up, on theback of strong economic numbers and market doubts about the extent and timing of future Federal Reserve rate cuts. Read more via the link below

SMEs face significant financial challenges in the global marketplace, particularly in managing capital and mitigating risks related to currency fluctuations. Strategic use of trade finance loans and FX hedging is crucial to achieve sustainable growth.

A modest upside surprise in the US September inflation readings added to the upward pressure on long-term Treasury yields, which underpinned the dollar rally.

After success in other fund jurisdictions, Ebury starts issuing its own IBANs in Luxembourg to support the alternative fund management industry.

Ebury, the global financial technology firm, is pleased to announce the strengthening of its Institutional Solutions team, reinforcing its commitment to supporting the alternative fund management industry. The firm welcomes two new hires: Tom Farrow and Aaron Bird.

The dollar rally extended for a second week, as strong macroeconomic news out of the US, combined with growing geopolitical concerns, sent investors fleeing to the safety of the greenback. Read more via the report below.

Ebury, a global fintech that empowers businesses to trade and grow internationally, today announced the appointment of Bruce Carnegie-Brown as Chairman of its Board of Directors, effective 1 October 2024. Bruce will work closely with Ebury’s leadership team to support the business’s continued growth and global expansion.

Markets last week cheered news that Chinese authorities were launching a new and aggressive stimulus packaged to arrest the real estate market crash and support investment and consumption. Read more via our report below.

Ebury is partnering with kompasbank. The Danish digital bank helps SMEs release their full potential through easy and fast access to credit and business banking solutions. The new partnership facilitates international trade between Danish SMEs and their foreign customers and suppliers.