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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.

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A spate of US labour market reports came out a touch softer than expected last week, culminating in the headline payrolls number for June.

Ebury excels in Bloomberg's FX Forecast Accuracy Rankings. Our Market Strategy team has once again showcased exceptional performance, securing the second spot as the most accurate forecaster for the EMEA (Europe, the Middle East, and Africa) and Latin America regions in the latest Bloomberg FX forecast accuracy rankings.

G10 currencies all ended the week within less than 1% of where they had started it.

We are excited to announce our new partnership with Global Reach Logistics (GRL). At Ebury, we understand the challenges that businesses face in scaling their operations and reaching customers across borders.

Risk assets struggled all last week as global economic sentiment took a turn for the worse.

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Both the Federal Reserve and the ECB struck hawkish surprises last week. However, the latter hiked rates while the former did not, and markets chose to believe facts, rather than rhetoric.

The dollar struggled in lackluster trading last week, as the rebound in commodity prices and improving investor sentiment meant the main 2023 trends continue to drive markets: a soft dollar, and a particularly strong showing by commodity currencies.