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Today marks the end of Q1 of 2015 and as such we should expect a volatile day on the markets as traditionally the end of the quarter is when investors look to balance their books. Coupled with lots of important data coming out of Europe, the US and the UK,...
VIEW FULL ARTICLEAlthough this is a shorter week than normal, there is lots for the markets to be looking at and we should anticipate another week of volatility.
VIEW FULL ARTICLEIt has been an interesting 24 hours on the markets with there being a fair amount of intraday volatility with the Pound against the Euro and the US Dollar. Over the past couple of weeks we have seen Sterling having its gains against the Euro reversed as average data has...
VIEW FULL ARTICLEThere was good news and bad news for Greece yesterday, but we were still left with a bit of a “where do we go from here?” feeling. First, the bad news. Greece had appealed for the European Financial Stability Facility to return €1.2bn that it said it had overpaid this...
VIEW FULL ARTICLEIt is one of the peculiarities of the FX market that what we term ‘good’ for the Pound is often not good for us individuals from a financial point of view.
VIEW FULL ARTICLEWe have seen a bit of a resurgence in the Euro of late as it has come off its highs and started to strengthen against the US Dollar and the Pound. What’s the reason for this? A variety of things.
VIEW FULL ARTICLELast week provided lots of interesting movement for the markets as Europe and Greece continued talking and the Federal Reserve made the much anticipated move of removing the word “patient” from their forward guidance. All this caused major intra-day swings in the currency markets and volatility is becoming the norm.
VIEW FULL ARTICLEGreece and its ongoing repayment issues continue to take the headlines. Whilst an EU summit continues, Greek PM Tsipras met up with major EMU players to try to push forward the reform and repayment plans which appear to have been treading in treacle over the past couple of weeks.
VIEW FULL ARTICLEThere’s never a quiet day on the markets and yesterday proved just that. Whilst in the UK, all eyes were on the last Budget of this current Parliament, elsewhere, Janet Yellen and Fed terminology very much took centre stage.
VIEW FULL ARTICLEToday should be an interesting day for the markets as the UK and US hog the headlines.
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