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The macroeconomic story did not change much last week, and most major currencies ended not too far from where they started.

The Jackson Hole annual conference of central bankers delivered few surprises. The Federal Reserve is less convinced than markets appear to be that inflation has been beaten, and rates are likely to remain at or above 5% for an extended period of time.

Our FX 101 series provides a strong foundation of knowledge and terminology to better understand the more in-depth discussions and analysis covered in our regular episodes of FX Talk. By offering a range of topics and insights, FX 101 helps you build a solid understanding of FX and its complexities, and ultimately serves as a starting point in doing business without borders.

Ebury is pleased to announce that we are now Official FX Transfer Partner of Fulham FC.

Currency volatility could be significantly damaging the returns and investment potential of impact funds as well as other alternative investors deploying capital across Frontier Markets

Stade de Reims is thrilled to unveil a Premium Partnership deal with Ebury, the global Fintech company specialising in business foreign exchange solutions. The Ebury logo will adorn the team's jerseys throughout the season.

An unsettling updrift in US government bond yields, particularly long-term ones, continued to hobble the performance of both European and emerging market currencies.

The worsening economic data out of the Eurozone didn't help, but what finally did the euro in last week was a surprisingly dovish European Central Bank meeting. Download the full report via the button below.

We said that the euro rally against the dollar was looking stretched, and last week’s market action seemed to confirm our view.

As of July 31, 2023 the Consumer Duty, a set of regulatory measures from the FCA, comes into effect. With implications for firms across financial services and fintech, this blog focuses on what the Duty will mean for the pensions industry.