Easing North Korea tensions boost risky currencies

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7 March 2018
Written by
Matthew Ryan CFA
Written by
Matthew Ryan CFA
Matthew Ryan is Ebury’s Global Head of Market Strategy, based in London, where he has been part of the strategy team since 2014. He provides fundamental FX analysis for a wide range of G10 and emerging market currencies.
The Euro and Sterling both jumped by over half a percent against the US Dollar on Tuesday after news of talks between North and South Korea led to an improvement in sentiment towards riskier currencies.

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