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Bank of England’s “dovish hold” hints at December rate cutWhile tech stocks had their worst week since the Liberation Day sell-off in April, currency markets largely took the AI mini-crash in stride.
Sterling slides on Brexit pessimism, calls for May resignation. US retail sales fell, causing concern that the worlds largest economy is slowing.
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Theresa May calls fresh Brexit vote as cross party talks continue. Trump has stated that he will make a decision on European auto tariffs on 18th May.
Chinese Yuan bounces back on Trump’s trade comments. A disappointing UK labour report pushes Sterling down to late-April lows.
Euro holds up well as trade tension flare up roils markets, and could see further gains this week if the US does not impose auto tariffs.
Attention in the FX market today is firmly on the US-China trade discussions.
Currency traders continued to pile into the safe haven Japanese Yen this morning, which rose to a three-month high on growing concerns over the US-China trade conflict.
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Trump's tweets on Sunday threatening to impose fresh tariffs on Chinese goods as early as this Friday upended what had been a very quiet week in FX markets.
US Dollar climbs after Fed dismisses talk of rate cuts. Euro-area manufacturing PMIs were revised upwards yesterday, yet activity in Germany remains low.
