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Michel Barnier told yesterday EU ministers in Brussels that talks were ‘in a form of stagnation,’ seemingly hitting out at Brexit secretary David Davis.

Financial markets are bracing themselves for the possibility of four interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve under Powell's leadership.

Freshly appointed FOMC Chair Jerome Powell will be kick-starting a busy week in financial markets today when he makes his first congressional testimony.

The minutes from the last Federal Reserve meeting left no doubt that a March interest rate hike is a foregone conclusion, and sent US yields to new highs.

The European Central Bank’s meeting accounts from the bank’s January meeting continued to stress a cautious approach to monetary policy.

Policymakers at the Bank of England talked up the possibility of a faster-than-expected pace of interest rate hikes in the UK yesterday.

A report published by Business Insider yesterday suggested the UK and EU could be moving towards a mutually beneficial Brexit.

Dollar bulls will be hoping that the release of Wednesday's Federal Reserve meeting minutes reignites some form of recovery rally in the greenback.

The upward surprise in US inflation had a counterintuitive effect on the Dollar, which fell hard to new multi-year lows before rallying sharply back.

Investors overlooked Wednesday’s lofty inflation numbers that suggested that Federal Reserve could raise rates on four occasions in the US in 2018.