A global network and market expertise
We make cross-border trade straightforward for you.
We make cross-border trade straightforward for you.

US inflation for July came out exactly as expected last week - other than that, there was little news elsewhere to move markets.

Friday’s soft nonfarm payrolls report added further ammunition to the doves in the Federal Reserve, and rate markets continued pushing back their expectations of hikes in the US.

July was a relatively calm month in the foreign exchange market before activity exploded into life at the eleventh hour.

Uncertainty surrounding last week's Federal Reserve meeting was unusually high. In the end, not only did the Fed not raise rates, but chair Warsh sounded rather dovish.
