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There might not be much in the way of policy change expected from the Bank of England's meeting but there may be a number of key takeaways that could move the pound this week.
Under normal circumstances the ECB would stand pat on policy and await the impact of its recent stimulus measures. We are, however, in unprecedented times, and the announcement of further easing measures at the ECB’s meeting this week is now very much a possibility.
Currency markets continue to be extremely volatile with Sterling crashing to a 35 year low. Plus, the ECB announces massive stimulus programme.
Following the Federal Reserve’s emergency 50 basis point rate cut last week, attention has turned to the policy response financial markets c...
What to expect from the upcoming ECB meeting against the background of the virus outbreak.
Despite the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates the impact on financial markets was minimal. Find out the reasons why. Plus, the Bank of Canada's reaction to coronavirus and the reasons for Sterling rallying.
The Fed cut interest rates by a giant 50 basis points on Tuesday, its first intermeeting rate cut since the depths of the financial crisis and collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008, in a bid to combat the downside risks posed by the coronavirus outbreak.Financial markets were, however, left totally underwhelmed by the announcement.
What has been behind this week’s rally in the dollar? Johnson has stated that he would rather a ‘no-deal’ than meet the EU’s key demands.
Will the Fed hold rates despite coronavirus fears? Experts agree that the worst is yet to come, with safe-haven flows expected to continue increasing.
This month’s Bank of England monetary policy meeting is shaping up to be a much more significant one than investors had anticipated.
Will the Bank of England cut interest rates this month? US and China set to sign a ‘phase 1’ trade deal at the White House tomorrow.
2019 was another eventful year in the currency markets. Ongoing trade tensions between the US and China dominated much of the headlines.
