First interest rate cut in over 7 years
In the aftermath of the landmark Brexit vote, the Governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, indicated that the […]
In the aftermath of the landmark Brexit vote, the Governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, indicated that the […]
Sterling has strengthened enough to regain some of the ground it lost at the start of the week, but it
The uncertainty of Brexit is starting to feed into UK indicators. The CBI optimism in the UK fell to the
The pound has finally found some relief after a sustained bout of post Brexit selling pressure. The confirmation that Conservative
From the British Camber of Commerce’s 2,200 members, 54% would vote to remain in the EU
The pound Sterling has rebounded from the near 2-year lows we witnessed at the start of the month, gaining nearly four cents as the build up to the referendum continues to sway the currency markets.
Sterling surprised the markets on Tuesday as it strengthened on most of its counterparts, despite thin data throughout the European session
The pound for now is relatively calm but implied volatility for June is extremely high, showing the potential for big swings in the run up to, and post, June 23.
Yesterday the Bank of England unanimously decided to keep interest rates on hold for another month, keeping the figure at 0.5% for over 7 years
The pound fell further across the board yesterday, as it continued to fight an uphill battle against the impact of