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There is definitely a feel in FX markets that the dollar rally has run its course for now.

Ebury Monthly Trade Monitor shows exports to India have soared to record highs in the past few months

Focus in financial markets continues to remain on the UK after an extraordinary few days that have culminated in the reversal of almost all of the controversial tax cuts announced during last month’s mini-budget.

The Pound stole the spotlight in yet another volatile week of FX trading.

Exports now nearly three times higher than their low point in January 2021 following the end of the Brexit transition period

Volatility has returned to financial markets with a vengeance in the post COVID inflationary world.

Ebury offers local collection accounts in 10 currencies, which can be used to receive local currency pay-outs from Amazon and other marketplaces

The past week has been another extraordinary one in the foreign exchange market, with many currencies hitting new lows and volatility levels spiking to multi-year highs.

The US dollar retreated against its major peers for the second straight day on Thursday, while the pound jumped back above the $1.10 level during another highly eventful day in financial markets.

This week has been another rather extraordinary one in financial markets, particularly in the UK, with gilts, equities and the pound still reeling from last Friday’s openly inflationary budget from Britain’s government.