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Rate cuts are widely expected across most developed economies - the varying pace of these cuts will affect currency moves globally. The world is also trying to prepare for the inauguration of President Trump on 20th Jan25 which will have impacts across the global economy and the structure of political governance in the USA.
Read MoreAs the USD pulls back and the market takes a breath for Thanksgiving, central banks will have to carefully consider how trade ‘wars’ will impact domestic economies and policies in early 2025. FX will be greatly impacted, alongside economic growth paths
Read MoreThe USD races ahead after the US elections - here we unravel the rest of the moves in FX
Read MorePlenty of data this week as we head into a busy November. The USD has pulled back and GBP is hanging in there. The last 2 months of this year have plenty of opportunity to be the most volatile.
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Read MoreFriday's data from the USA will be all-important, but USD weakness is well truly upon us, as the Uk moves counter to other economies and looks set to hold interest rates higher for longer.
Read MoreThis afternoon we have key US inflation data, following a weakening USD and a stronger Pound which set the scene for September as the market starts to predict the pace and magnitude of upcoming rate cuts
Read MoreA busy, data-filled end to the week
Read MoreThe USD weakens despite global tensions and increasing chances of a Trump victory. The ECB kept rates on hold and continues to manage market expectations well. GBP gains on the back of Labour vistory bringing some certainty to the Uk domestic scene.
Read MoreGBP weakened a little this afternoon - as the Bank of England, which sets interest rates in the UK, left its policy interest rate unchanged at 5.25% at the meeting
Read MoreThis week is likely to see a well-signaled 0.25% rate cut from the ECB, but the market will be looking for signals regarding the pace & extent of future cuts.
Read MorePlenty ahead this week with the Bank of England taking centre stage
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