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We got a hint a couple of weeks ago about the renewed importance of the political calendars after election results in Mexico, South Africa and India rocked those countries' markets and currencies - last week, theturmoil moved to Europe.

This article highlights how Ebury helped a pan-European private equity and real estate investment manager with operational real estate businesses like hotels, offices, and shopping malls across Europe improve its operational efficiency with its unified cash management solutions.

Last week’s interest rate cut from the European Central Bank was overshadowed by electoral and economic news.

Ebury is making its debut in the realm of competitive sailing by backing the Fandango 300 crew, now sailing under the Ebury Sailing Team banner.

The next couple of weeks of FX trading look set to be among the most eventful for some time, followingpossibly the least lively weeks of the year in the G10 - the quiet before the storm?

Last week was light in news and policy developments, and currency markets, like bond markets and risk assets in general, traded in fairly tight ranges

It had little effect on the pound, but yesterday's surprise announcement of the July 4 election by Rishi Sunak means it will be a busy summer in British markets.

The US CPI inflation report for April was a touch softer than expected, and investors worldwide celebrated bysending stock markets to fresh record highs and selling safe havens like the US dollar, which fell against everyG10 currency save the Swiss franc

Dollar drifts higher as traders brace for inflation report