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Sterling jumps higher on positive Brexit headlines. Attention now turns to the FOMC meeting this evening, with no policy moves expected.

FX market braces for hectic week of central bank meetings. Constructive talks between the Labour party and May support Sterling.

Dollar rises across the board after strong economic data. The Fed meets on Wednesday, no policy changes are expected, and comments will likely be vague.

Could today’s US GDP numbers send EUR/USD to 1.11? Fresh calls for a Scottish Referendum has kept the pressure on Sterling.

Euro falls to near two-year low on weak German data. A dovish Bank of Canada holds rates, but hints at an easing policy in 2019.

Sterling slides to two-month low as Brexit pressures mount. German business confidence continues to disappoint, putting pressure on Euro.

G10 currencies hold tight ranges in lacklustre holiday trading. Attention turns to US first-quarter growth out on Friday.

Euro slides on soft PMIs, Pound recovers on retail sales data. Multiple Fed members strike dovish tone, 2019 hike very unlikely.

Euro jumps to near one-month high on strong China data. Inflation and retail sales out of the UK this morning disappoint, BoE in no rush to hike.

UK unemployment falls again, inflation numbers eyed. ZEW confidence data out this morning could compound fears of Eurozone recession.