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Bank of England’s “dovish hold” hints at December rate cutWhile tech stocks had their worst week since the Liberation Day sell-off in April, currency markets largely took the AI mini-crash in stride.
Ebury’s London office was treated to a breakfast briefing with economist and the Bank of England’s agent for London, Rob Elder.
Pound rockets higher, what’s driving the euro’s sell-off? Euro extends losses. Coronavirus, divergence from the US and market trends all play a part.
A sharp jump in confirmed cases of the coronavirus (now officially named COVID-19) jolted the FX market during Asian trading again last night.The number of cases of the deadly virus jumped from around 45k on Wednesday to 60k on Thursday, with the province of Hubei, where the virus originated, reporting 14,840 fresh cases alone.
A sharp jump in confirmed cases of the coronavirus (now officially named COVID-19) jolted the FX market during Asian trading again last night.
The US dollar rallied against its major peers on Tuesday, although quickly gave up all of its gains, following some upbeat comments on the U...
How did Powell’s testimony impact the FX market? Coronavirus said to be over by April, with recovery rate rising quickly.
Concerns surrounding the ongoing coronavirus outbreak in China have dominated the headlines in financial markets in the past few weeks.
Euro crashes to four month lows ahead of Powell testimony. Markets continue to rebound on easing concerns regarding coronavirus.
US dollar rallies as coronavirus fears abate. Last weeks non-farm payrolls report showed a strong bounce in job creation in the US.
Coronavirus fears ease, US dollar rallies on strong data. A dovish statement from Lagarde and underwhelming retail sales put pressure on the euro.
