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Interest rates gyrated wildly last week, but mostly in a downward direction, as markets grappled with the potential for worries about banks...
Inflation data and central bank policy took a back seat late last week to the news coming out of California that the record fast increase in...
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G10 currency trading was fairly uneventful last week, as the dollar had a mixed reaction to the relentless march higher in interest rates, as risk assets took it in stride.
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Evidence continues to accumulate that inflation worldwide is far from tamed, and that increases in rates so far have been inadequate to the task of bringing it back to target.
Exports to India reach all-time high of £8.4 billion in 2022 – substantially higher than the previous record of £6.4 billion in 2011
US inflation data came out higher than expected last week, supporting the dollar against most other currencies.
The main focal point of trading in financial markets this week was undoubtedly yesterday’s US inflation report, which led to some rather choppy trading in FX.
Ebury analysis shows in 2022, UK charities allocate most funds in local currencies to countries in Sub-Saharan Africa
The recent rally in the US dollar eased against most major currencies last week, as markets somewhat tempered bets in favour of higher Federal Reserve rates.
Most risk currencies rebounded against the US dollar yesterday, led by the Swedish krona, which jumped by more than 2% after the Riksbank’s latest policy decision.
