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The main news headline in the FX market on Tuesday was undoubtedly the sharp sell-off in risk assets against the safe-haven US dollar, as heightened global recession concerns sparked a fresh flight to safety.
A quiet start to the trading week brought a modest recovery in risk currencies against the safe-haven US dollar.
Last week was a fitting end to a brutal first half of the year for risk assets generally.
G10 currencies ended the week not far from where they had started it, as the news calendar turned relatively light and investors digested central bank communications.
Currency rankings last week were topped by an unusual winner, the Swiss franc. The Swiss National Bank joined the chorus of hawkish central bankers and surprised markets with a 50 basis point rate hike when no move was expected, sending the franc screaming higher against every other currency. Read our full expert analysis and what to expect from euro, dollar, sterling and this other currencies this week.
Risk assets worldwide endured a very difficult week.
Ebury takes a stake in LoopingOne to accelerate the build of the platform and the EMI application process
With the move, the London-based fintech now also offers solutions for international e-commerce transactions in Brazil
Ebury receives ISO27001 certification
As we move into 2022, here’s a summary of current fraud trends, what we learned in 2021 and what to look out for in 2022 to keep yourself and your money safe.
Partnership between one of the largest banks in the world and a leading global fintech to support businesses in Germany with international trade. This is the first formal partnership between the two parties since Banco Santander invested approximately €400m in Ebury in 2020 to improve services for SMEs.
