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US dollar falls after Federal Reserve cuts ratesThe dollar sold off against most of its peers after the Federal Reserve fell short of delivering on market expectations for a "hawkish cut" last week.
This collaboration marks an essential step in expanding access to streamlined, technology-driven treasury and FX solutions for fund managers, institutional investors and corporates operating internationally.
A tentative dollar rally came to a sudden end on Friday following the release of the weak August labour market report, which suggests that the great US jobs machine is grinding towards a near total halt.
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Ebury will continue as the Official Fintech Partner for Southampton Football Club for the 2025/26 season, providing payments and currency exchange solutions while reinforcing its expanding global sports portfolio.
The dollar traded lower against most currencies last week as market participants became increasingly jittery ahead of Friday’s looming tariffs deadline.
The stabilisation of the US dollar hit an air pocket last week after reports suggested that President Trump was on the cusp of firing Fed chair Powell.
We were named among the top forecasters for eleven different currency pairs in the second quarter of the year, showcasing our extensive expertise in the foreign exchange market.
Solid labour data out of the US economy contradicted the slowdown narrative and effectively ended any possibility of a July interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve.
Previously, most small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) kept things local and were largely unaffected by developments in global markets.However, these days, that's no longer the case.
The partnership will see Villa’s financial tech powered by Ebury’s global platform, allowing the Premier League club to optimise their treasury operations and strategically grow their international business.
