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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.
Asian ‘flash crash’ sends Yen rocketing, Sterling sinks to April 2017 lows. Eyes turn to Euro-area composite PMIs and the US labour report on Friday.
What to expect in the currency markets in 2019. Ebury’s in-depth report on the year ahead for GBP, EUR and USD, and the best and worst performers of 2018.
Federal Reserve hikes rates, cuts economic growth forecasts. Additional rate increases are still on the horizon for 2019.
Federal Reserve set to raise rates, signal slower pace of hikes. Only one hike priced in by fed fund futures for the final quarter of 2019.
US Dollar eases back on fears of slower pace of Fed hikes. The rescheduled parliamentary Brexit vote will take place on the 14th January.
Weak Eurozone data and higher US yields boost Dollar. Attention now turns to the Fed meeting this week, we expect forecasts to be revised downwards.
ECB hints at downside risks, dismal PMIs sink Euro. May seeks reassurance over the Irish border issue, EU has again ruled our renegotiations.
One of our key account directors was nominated for a Mulan award. In this interview, we explore Qi's background in Fintech and why she joined Ebury.
May survives no confidence vote, sends Sterling sharply higher. Draghi to announce the end of QE at the ECB meeting this afternoon.
Holding your own account in a local currency makes it easier to make international payments, without actually having to hold a foreign account.
