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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
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Read MoreThe currency war at its peak
Read MoreECB meeting to bring volatility to the Euro at tomorrow’s meeting
Read MoreThe end of the Q2 of 2022 has brought us a grim outlook for the medium-term global growth as the USD strengthens while GBP and EUR weakens
Read MoreWe hit the ground running in 2022 – a big week for data, and 2022 will almost certainly mark the turning point for monetary policy as developed nations raise interest rates at different speeds to combat inflationary pressures.
Read MoreAs the USD retreats after 3weeks of strength, the key 10yr yield peaked at 1.627% yesterday, but ended at 1.58%. EUR/USD climbed to 1.1650 on this weakness, and GBP/USD sits near 1.3760
Read MoreA quick look at some headlines gives us a broad backdrop to the stresses and strains in the real economy. Looking back to Central Banks comments in the last 6months, I bet they are still hoping that inflationary pressures ARE transitory, because the pressures are taking hold.
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