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Yesterday’s 'Minutes', related to European Central Bank’s last meeting, showed that European inflation is significantly on the rise.

Yesterday’s awaited press conference from the president-elect kept markets on their feet last night. Some of the currencies affected were MXN, EUR and GBP.

Pound holds its ground after two days of continuous falls. It is clear Sterling will react closely to the political developments.

Sterling once again traded almost entirely driven by the Brexit developments. The Pound fell to its lowest level in 10-weeks against the USD.

Last week started off with the counter trend rally that develops when the consensus position, in this case, USD appreciation becomes too crowded.

We're proud to have ranked highly in Bloomberg’s FX forecasts for Q4 2016 following our success in Q3 2016, securing the top for key EM currencies.

The most traded currency pair in the world, EUR/USD, had a mixed Thursday with Euro surging to its three weeks high against USD.

After falling to a fresh 14 year low against the US Dollar on Tuesday the Euro managed to recover some of its losses and trended upwards.

The Euro fell to a fresh 14 year low against the US Dollar on Tuesday, which showed broad strength against its major peers during early afternoon trading.

FX markets were for the most part quiet during the holiday weeks. The only exception was a short-lived pop in the Euro on 30 December.