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Ebury acquires South Africa-based firm specialising in advisory & intermediary services in treasury and financial markets space

The undisputed winner in currency markets last week was the Japanese yen, which soared as the Bank of Japan finally hinted that it is ready to start normalising monetary policy.

The apparent victory for central banks over inflation is pushing a gusher of cash into risk assets worldwide.

The Thanksgiving holiday in the US usually makes for quiet markets and a lack of volatility, and last week was no exception. Read more via our report below.

PSV has partnered with Ebury as their Official Fintech Partner. A multi-year contract will allow Ebury to support the club in international payments and cash management, thus helping the club streamline its global cash flows.

The Federal Reserve received yet another positive surprise from the October US inflation report.

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Ebury is expanding into Chile, reinforcing our commitment to Latin America. The move aligns with our strategy to bolster regional presence, leveraging Chile's robust economic landscape—its open economy, global business sector, and expanding market.

Strong results, including 85% revenue growth and positive EBITDA, position Ebury for IPO ambitions

Financial markets were becoming increasingly comfortable with the idea that the worldwide hiking cycle was over and were beginning to look forward to rate cuts, until Fed chair Powell sounded less convinced at a speech last week. Read more via our report below.

The global environment for foreign direct investment (FDI) has been volatile for some time now with jagged-looking graphs of investment flows to show for it and the recent flare-up of violence in the Middle East will not help calm jittery investor nerves.

Bonds and stocks rallied in tandem worldwide last week on relief at the Federal Reserve's caution regarding future rate increases, and a general sense that the fastest hiking cycle in history is now over.