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The reaction in financial markets to the ongoing uncertainty has been for investors to again flock to safety as stocks retreat. Plus, a look forward to this week's macroeconomic data.

How the G3 currencies have reacted to the virus, a summary of key stimulus measures, the impact so far on macroeconomic data and our broad expectations for the immediate term

Boris Johnson’s deteriorating health condition caused the pound to briefly slip to its lowest level in ten days against the US dollar. Plus, risk appetite returns as virus cases ease in Europe.

The Federal Reserve’s efforts to fill the world's need for dollars by flooding markets with liquidity has so far been only partially successful.

The release of more worrisome US labour market data gives a taste of just how significant of an impact the COVID-19 virus is having on the US economy.

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Labour data from the US showed the impact of the Covid-19 virus on the labour market with 6.6 million new Americans filing for unemployment benefits.

Ebury have taken a number of steps to ensure the continued health, engagement and productivity or its employees after moving to be a remote working organisation.

The first quarter of the year is now behind us and it's safe to say that it was a particularly eventful one in financial markets.US stocks markets put in their worst first quarterly performance in an over one-hundred year history, as investors fled higher risk assets in favour of the safe-havens.

US stocks markets put in their worst first quarterly performance in an over 100 year history. Plus, what to expect from new US employment data and an update on Sterling.