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US Dollar has had a difficult time as increased uncertainty over the outcome of the US Presidential Election took its toll on financial markets worldwide.

Due to expected market volatility during the US Presidential Election, we're extending trading hours and can support your trades overnight on 8th November.

The UK government will now require parliamentary approval before triggering Article 5, we think this lessens the risk of a ‘hard Brexit’.

There is now less than a week until the US Presidential Election on 8 November and a victory for Republican Donald Trump has become a realistic possibility.

The Federal Reserve kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged for the 7th straight meeting, while setting the stage for a rate hike in December.

Ahead of tonight’s crucial Federal Reserve meeting, the Dollar slumped due to uncertainty regarding the outcome of next week’s Presidential Election.

Developments over the weekend regarding the Hillary Clinton email controversy has led to a significant swing in the polls and put pressure on the US Dollar.

The growing divergence in monetary policy between the Federal Reserve and other G10 central banks has re-emerged as the main driver in the currency markets.

This week we turn to central bank meetings in the US and UK. The tone of communications from the Fed and Bank of England will be key to currency markets.

The Pound declined sharply against the US Dollar and Euro on Thursday afternoon, with investors paying little attention to yesterday’s solid GDP numbers.