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- UK set to leave the EU one year today
- Hawkish central banks stun markets
- Theresa May survives the weekend, but Brexit issue still grows
- Bearish pressure on the Pound eased
- Trump’s long awaited replacement to Obamacare revealed
- Politics take the spotlight as Brexit deal and transition period in question
- Increasing tension surrounding potential trade war
- Euro and Sterling strength after hawkish speakers
- Despite political headwinds, Pound still not beaten
- Euro at 10-day low against Dollar
- US Labour Market rebounds
- Brexit saga drags on, but Italy to push Eurozone into the spotlight today
- Sterling dipped through key support barrier against Dollar yesterday
- Dollar hits a 10 month low as US inflation continues to drop
- Theresa May fails to finalise Brexit deal in Brussels, but agreement looking closer
- A boost for the Pound
- Draghi lifts the Euro after tightening comments
- Brexit back in focus as EU summit looms
- Dollar remains in demand as US yields rise
- US Politics still weighing down on the Greenback
- Move aside Brexit, Eurozone likely to take focus in coming days
- Quiet day for economic data, bond yields in focus
- Strong US Labour data spurs the Greenback
- Fundamentals in full swing as November draws to a close
- After yesterday’s dearth of data, news flows set to pick up
- Spanish terror attacks still being felt across the globe
- Monetary policy debate set to accelerate into year end
- Not so super Mario swerves key questions, hammers Euro
- North Korea shock the world once more
- Dollar index close to fresh highs for the year on rate talk
- Dollar marches higher but Euro wallows on German inflation data
- Markets still search for rate hike clues
- Central bank talk provides some clarity for currencies
- Pound punished yet again by more downbeat economic data
- Merkel re-elected for her fourth term
- G20 leaders convene in Argentina against a hectic geopolitical backdrop
- UK Construction PMI impresses - but were we really expecting anything else?
- Risk off sentiment as Las Vegas shooting and Catalonia riots
- Trade progress at G20 bolsters demand for risk; Dollar retreats
- UK, EU data disappoints again, but is negative sentiment fully priced in for now?
- US unemployment reaches 16 year low
- Politics and economics in equal measure as December rolls in
- Week starts on a quiet note, but underlying dollar strength prevails
- Could UK inflation force the BoE’s hand?
- Slide for Sterling continues as Brexit woes build
- Strong German trade data provides no respite for Euro
- The tensions in Spain continue to rise
- Sterling volatility soars amidst mounting Brexit uncertainty
- Greek negotiations continue to dominate headlines
- US Non-Farm Payroll figures posted worse than expected
- Brexit battles continue as US markets return
- Yellen’s slightly dovish tone weakens the US Dollar
- Uncertainty causes Pound to tumble
- Data starts to support EU and US central bank outlooks at last
- Yellen re-emphasises Fed’s stance
- Euro weakens as Merkel is unable to form a government
- Pivotal week for European Central Bank and UK Government lies ahead
- The Dollar fights back
- Euro strengthens on Merkel’s life line
- Politics in focus on both sides of the Atlantic
- Manufacturing, PBOC and ECB share the spotlight
- The week ahead: Brexit talks set to continue
- Brexit dominates the agenda; Dollar sees broad-based gains
- Will UK data continue its bullish trend?
- Week Ahead - 11th December 2017
- Dollar bucks expectations, soaring on US trade optimism
- Euro falls ahead of the ECB meeting
- UK given green light to progress Brexit talks
- Sterling lifted after Theresa May’s victory; ECB in focus
- Draghi pushes Euro onto potential parity
- Euro reaches almost three-year highs against the Greenback
- Brexit battle rolls on, but Pound resilient
- QE starts in the Eurozone
- GBP/USD and EUR/USD continue to push higher
- Currency markets calm as last full trading week of 2018 kicks off
- Will the Euro continue its descent?
- No confidence letters causes Pound to tumble
- Monetary policy in focus; Brexit heightens Sterling volatility
- Dollar gaining across all currencies
- Merkel struggles to form coalition government
- Brexit ‘progress’ fails to boost Pound
- Will the Euro continue its descent? 2
- Barnier calls for transparency
- Major currencies remain becalmed as Christmas break looms, Fed in focus
- Yellen’s slightly dovish tone weakens the US Dollar
- May sets out her vision on the UK’s security post Brexit
- Fed’s forward guidance lifts the US Dollar
- US data struggles due to harsh weather
- Pound boosted as Ramsden’s stance on interest rate hike changes
- Currency markets eye quiet run into Christmas break
- UK Annual Budget and FOMC statement to dictate market movement
- May outlines her vision for the future relationship between UK and EU
- Data thin on the ground as Christmas holiday approaches
- The FOMC remain cautious
- US and North Korea peace treaty sparks risk on sentiment
- Despite the Christmas break, economic developments skew major currencies
- Dollar retraces its losses and BoE hint at possible rate cut
- Guidelines for Brexit negotiations agreed
- Volatile night for currency markets as investors seek safe-havens
- Will the UK CPI put strain on the pound
- Dollar declines on the back of bearish US labour data
- Markets calm following Wednesday night’s volatility
- The strong dollar weighs on the U.S
- Theresa May faces MP questions over Syria airstrike
- UK politicians return to work, pushing Brexit to top of the agenda
- Dollar gains despite bullish UK retail sales
- Central banks and politics in focus
- Bullish US home sales boosts the Greenback
- Carney’s rate rise comments weakened Pound
- Data-light day set to leave politics in focus
- The Eurozone struggle continues
- Rudd resigns and Barnier gives June deadline for UK to resolve Northern Ireland border issue
- Bleak economic picture offers little cheer
- Bearish ADP leads to low non-farm expectations
- Markets moved by geopolitical fears
- Euro forges path higher as economic outlook bolsters rate expectations
- Bullish service figure over shadowed by UK politics
- Trump heads to Singapore for highly anticipated talks with Kim Jong-Un
- Political uncertainty likely to dominate week ahead
- Sale of British firm BG group bolsters the Pound
- Markets watch for escalation of trade war fears
- Brexit vote dominates news agenda
- Dollar strength continues
- Merkel's coalition government hangs in the balance
- Brexit in focus as key vote just hours away
- UK election continues to dominate Sterling headlines
- UK Brexit Secretary David Davis resigns from government
- Brexit vote promised Pound volatility and didn’t fall short of expectations
- US retail sales and UK inflation distract markets
- Sterling becalmed as markets await next steps in Brexit saga
- Draghi ambushed whilst China disappoints
- The Bank of England decided to raise rates unanimously from 0.5% to 0.75%
- Brexit talk still dominating after upbeat week for the Pound
- Poor data leads to Dollar depreciation
- Quiet start to the week but data releases due to flood in mid-week
- Limited economic data makes for quiet start to the week beyond Brexit
- US Dollar retraces some of its losses on a quiet day
- Brexit could return as the dominating theme in Europe this week
- Key statement on Brexit raises some hopes of a compromise
- Dollar strength continues as the UK General Election nears
- Sweden’s general election Sunday threatens to set the stage for a second EU exit referendum.
- Theresa May’s statement in focus as UK politics drive Sterling
- BoE minutes lift Sterling
- A quiet start to the week but a number of economic data releases expected later on
- Brexit disarray prevails, but Pound still finds buyers
- The Pound continues its surge
- Federal Reserve in focus
- Sterling sees gains extended as Brexit optimism grows
- Economic News Varoufakis’s wings clipped
- US inflation data in focus
- Sterling remains on its upward path; Euro battles a dimmer growth outlook
- US Dollar slides ahead of tonight’s FOMC meeting
- US inflation key to the pace of future Fed tightening
- Global currency markets face a testing week ahead
- Dollar eases as Fed tone changes but the door is left ajar for June
- Markets look ahead to next week's event risk
- Volatility ahead as political events and influential data emerge
- Markets digest Fed language whilst UK live debate keeps the Pound entertained
- And now back to Westminster
- Brexit back in the spotlight
- Final day of campaigning but data still at the forefront
- The global sell-off ensues
- Brexit progress proves punishing for the Pound
- UK General Election 2015 has arrived
- End of the US equity bull market or merely a correction?
- Federal Reserve remarks serve to sink the Dollar
- Sterling makes Conservative gains
- EU and UK agree transition period
- US-China trade deal optimism lifts Dollar
- Feel good UK continues the Sterling march
- Brexit negotiations hit stumbling block
- Brexit set to remain front of mind for Sterling
- Markets continue to digest UK general election
- Brexit beleaguers the Pound
- Eurozone sliding into recession, economic data unlikely to provide EUR support
- Dovish BoE and poor US retail sales boost the Pound
- Brexit crunch time
- The Pound’s volatility response to Brexit uncertainty
- Sterling holds firm, Dollar continues its struggle
- Brexit crunch time
- UK Services PMI disappoints, but US State of the Union speech fails to deliver
- Greece on brink of bankruptcy
- Pound takes a hit as Brexiteers cite betrayal
- Bank of England’s call on interest rates set to be in focus
- Euro and Sterling in freefall
- China stumbled while Italy is reprimanded
- Pound bolstered by Bank of England
- BOE minutes bolster the Pound
- Light data week set to leave the focus on politics
- Global growth fears front of mind for currency markets
- Retail Sales boosts the Pound
- Brexit unknowns ever present
- US government shutdown and Brexit developments in focus
- U.S. data boosts the greenback
- Politics remain in focus as markets look for next direction
- Brexit still dominates, second US government shutdown averted
- The Greenback continues its advance
- Economic data back on the agenda as Dollar edges higher
- Pound perks up in the wake of Brexit news
- Greece to default but no Grexit
- Dollar’s safe-haven status provides a big draw
- Pound’s next bout of volatility may have to wait
- Sterling falters as manufacturing slows
- Markets ready for weekend break as turbulence continues
- Predictable parliamentary defeat for the PM sees Sterling stumble
- Draghi hawkish, UK struggles.
- UK budget in focus as market looks for post-Brexit insight
- Quiet start to the week unlikely to last
- IMF urge Fed rate delay 2
- Bank of England and Non-Farm Payrolls in focus
- National emergency and Brexit deadlock keep markets volatile
- China's data remains weak
- Giveaway budget fails to impress markets
- UK employment and US trade talks likely to dominate
- Another Greek proposal
- Dollar demand soaring as month end arrives
- No escaping Brexit’s grip on Pound sentiment
- Kuroda delivers knockout blow to the Greenback
- Sterling charges higher on run of positive Brexit news
- Pound rocked by more political resignations
- US’s biggest sector returns with a bang
- Bullish Brexit tone questioned, but Pound continues rally
- Global economic headwinds continue to mount
- Ball in Greece’s court
- Conflicting Brexit reports see Sterling yo-yo
- Brexit vote, US growth, and Italian budget deficit in focus
- Tsipras hits out, FOMC rate hike?
- Brexit breakthroughs and US midterms in focus
- Theme of ‘delays’ set to dominate the agenda
- Yellen dampens the Dollar
- Pound eyes one-month highs against Euro as Brexit optimism rises
- Pound lurches higher on Brexit updates
- Spotlight back on Greece
- US electorate gives Trump a bloodied nose in midterms
- Pound soars as Brexit no-deal removed from the table, for now
- Has Greece blinked?
- Pound continues to advance as Dollar and Euro sentiment cools
- Continued Brexit optimism keeps driving Pound
- Greece continues to inject Euro volatility
- Dollar rebounds, can UK growth figures boost Sterling?
- Pound’s pause for breath continues
- Greece and US GDP dominate headlines
- Sharp increase in Sterling volatility as Brexit talks stumble
- Brexit related economic storm clouds grow
- Greece going backwards?
- Growth, inflation, and labour data to create market movement
- Central bank developments, US labour market, and UK PMIs in focus
- Euro gains on Greek woes
- Brexit remains in spotlight as countdown continues
- Currency markets play a waiting game
- Greece miss deadline
- Day of reckoning ahead for the Pound and Theresa May
- UK economic headwinds keep building
- U.S. labour data takes centre stage
- Brexit woes still dominant with Pound braced for yet more volatility
- European Central Bank in the spotlight
- Mixed US employment numbers split economists’
- Sterling sliding ahead of Brexit uncertainty
- Greek Finance Minister quits
- Volatile week dominated by Brexit lies ahead
- No new proposal from Greece!
- Politics create market volatility
- The clock is ticking on Greece’s EU membership.
- Prospect of Brexit breakthrough sends Pound soaring
- Deal or no deal?
- Brexit unknowns set to keep Sterling volatile
- China and Greece buck the trend
- Sterling rallies as Brexit agreement remains elusive
- Economic data distracts markets from Greece
- Brexit set to dominate an otherwise subdued end to week
- An aGreekment is passed, now the focus switches to the ECB
- No escape from Brexit
- Central Bank comments paint the picture whilst Greece gets more assistance
- Brexit, UK labour market, and central banks in focus
- Quiet start to the week but talk about a Fed hike gains momentum
- Brexit confusion reigns
- Will the BoE continue their hawkish tone?
- Delay seen as likely for Brexit; US Dollar in focus
- Sterling climbs on hawkish tone from BoE minutes
- Sterling pressured as Brexit panic builds
- Sterling slides as retail sales puncture rate speculation
- No-deal Brexit avoided, for now
- US data remains upbeat ahead of tomorrow’s FOMC statement
- Brexit to dominate the UK agenda, but global economic worries build
- Markets eagerly await tonight’s pivotal FOMC statement
- FOMC continues to leave the door open for September “lift off”
- US GDP fuels speculation of a September rate rise
- Manufacturing across the globe dominates headlines
- Dollar surges after Lockhart comments
- UK tertiary sector derails early rate rise
- Dovish BoE sends Sterling tumbling
- The Euro in the firing line once again
- PBoC devalued the Yuan, will currency war reignite?
- UK labour data shows an uneven recovery
- US consumers spur growth
- Could the UK inflation figure heighten hopes of a rate rise
- UK inflation boosts the Pound
- Stubbornly low inflation concerns the Fed
- Erratic UK data continues to confuse economists
- Global equity sell-off spills into the FX market
- The PBoC finally intervene
- Durable goods boost the Dollar
- The Dollar fightback continues
- UK returns to a volatile session
- Markets now await ECB
- Euro retreats on dovish Draghi
- Sterling rebounds despite lack of data
- Sterling boosted by M&A activity
- Focus turns to BoE meeting after disappointing data
- Sterling benefits as BoE hold their view amidst market turmoil
- The calm before the storm
- Economists’ remain sceptical ahead of Thursday’s FOMC meeting
- UK labour data keeps markets entertained before “The Big One”
- Dovish FOMC fails to score a try
- Attention remains on Fed policy despite last week’s meeting
- Sterling slumps due to unclear path
- Euro makes gains, market awaits Yellen’s comments for guidance
- Sterling continues its descent
- Fed remain hawkish ahead of this week’s NFP
- Despite impressive data, Sterling continues to struggle
- Sterling remains under pressure for the end of Q3
- Manufacturing dominates headlines ahead of NFP’s
- UK’s biggest sector posts its worst level in over two years
- Disappointing data puts rate hike on the back foot
- UK data bucks the trend
- Dollar weakness continues as Fed release dovish minutes
- Markets continue to ignore hawkish Fed
- UK Inflation sends Sterling tumbling
- Dollar continues its poor form
- Dollar continues its decline
- Markets look to FOMC members for guidance
- Xi Jingping arrives in the UK
- Draghi Day
- Sterling volatile after yesterday’s whirlwind of data
- Germany brings hope to the Eurozone
- Will the FOMC stun the markets tonight?
- Fed hawkish, sparking Dollar strength
- US growth cools after hawkish FOMC statement
- Markets await ‘Dovish’ Draghi tonight
- Construction PMI keeps the markets occupied until Dovish Draghi
- Hawkish Yellen strengthens the Greenback
- A dovish BoE sees Sterling tumble
- Will the Dollar continue to strengthen after Friday’s bullish jobs data?
- Lowflation in China and Cameron’s pitch keep markets busy
- UK unemployment falls but the data is mixed
- December D-Day approaching
- Deflation dampens UK rate hike expectations
- Debate for “lift off” continues, will December’s job numbers be the decider?
- UK retail sales sends Sterling lower
- Euro weakness despite positive PMI’s
- Carney continues to drive Sterling down
- Further signs of FOMC December lift-off
- Markets stagnant during Thanksgiving Day
- Markets cautious ahead of ECB meeting
- BoE stress tests positive ahead of busy docket
- Draghi stuns markets
- Dollar remains rampant after bullish NFP
- Sterling depreciates after poor manufacturing reading
- Happy FOMC Day!
- After nearly a decade the Fed have finally raised rates
- The force is with the Dollar
- Sterling struggles towards year-end
- No snow but Sterling is falling
- A volatile start to 2016
- Euro data disappoints as the Pound strengthens
- Mixed US data confuses markets ahead of all important NFP
- China sparks Euro strength
- China sparks another bout of risk aversion
- Sterling slides after poor secondary sector data
- Upturn in Oil and Greece data
- BoE remain optimistic
- Liquidity low as US close for MLK day
- Dovish Carney sends Sterling tumbling
- UK unemployment gives the Pound some much needed support
- Dovish Draghi injects volatility into the Euro
- Speculation surrounds Fed week
- Carney hints at eight year term stabilising the Pound
- Fed news update
- US releases key unemployment data
- Manufacturing data dominates headlines
- UK Construction loses steam whilst unemployment drops in the Euro region
- Sterling bounces back
- Dollar continues to fall
- Sterling and markets start on the back foot
- Markets await Yellen’s testimony
- Dollar gains after Yellen testifies
- Euro and Yen gain after risk off appetite
- US closed and Draghi testifies
- UK inflation dominates headlines
- Fed minutes diminish near a term rate hike
- ECB to increase stimulus in March
- Sterling continues its demise
- Brexit concerns continue to affect the Pound
- Sterling continues to slide
- Volatility expected to continue
- Deflationary pressures continue to weigh on the Eurozone
- Super Tuesday dominates headlines
- Construction disappoints and ADP excels
- Pound gains despite poor services figure
- Light data as markets anticipate ECB Press conference
- Pound holds steady after Carney testimony
- Manufacturing output bounces back
- Draghi stuns markets
- Industrial Production in the Euro rises
- Brexit fears continue
- Sterling remains fragile after bullish labour data
- BoE boost the Pound 2
- Low liquidity expected as Easter approaches
- Sterling drops after Belgium terror attacks
- Brexit fears continue to dominate market movement
- Light data due to Easter Bank Holiday
- Liquidity returns as busy week approaches
- Greenback continues to slide
- Chicago PMI exceeds expectations
- Markets watch Aussie Dollar for signs of fluctuation
- Sterling continues its descent
- Fed minutes are released
- Brexit concerns continue to weigh on the Pound
- Sterling fights back
- Sterling fight back continues
- Busiest day of the week
- The Pound remains strong after BoE decision
- Germany set to release ZEW Economic Sentiment
- Sterling remains strong after poor data
- Draghi steals headlines
- Sterling remains resilient
- US releases Advance GDP reading
- BoJ and US GDP stun markets
- Sterling tumbles after a poor Manufacturing figure
- Further data subdues the Pound
- Will Non-Farm Friday lift the Greenback?
- Markets digest last week’s poor US data
- Osborne and Cameron vote to Bremain
- US stocks fall as Retail slumps
- Carney issues Brexit warning
- UK release yearly Inflation figures
- Inflation data dominates news wires
- Sterling on the rampage
- Sterling’s positive momentum continues
- Will they, won’t they?
- Telegraph poll boosts the Pound
- UK releases Q1 GDP Second Estimate
- Yellen speech in Massachusetts
- Eurozone CPI in focus
- Manufacturing PMI to hit wires
- Bullish Manufacturing gives the global economy hope
- Non-Farm payrolls to hit the wires
- Sterling sinks after ICM poll shows “Leave” camp in the lead
- UK Manufacturing Production remains steady
- China release yearly inflation figure
- Housing market affected by Brexit concerns
- Brexit fears continue to weigh on the Pound
- Sterling decline continues
- Greenback weakened after Fed statement
- Leave camp weighs heavily on Sterling
- The Pound bounces back
- Sterling strength continues
- Voting Day is here
- Leave victory sends shockwaves through the globe
- Shocking Brexit sends Sterling tumbling
- Sterling finds its equilibrium
- Fed rate hikes off the table
- Manufacturing data dominates dockets
- Construction PMI tanks as Brexit takes its toll
- Pound continues to fall after Carney speech
- Asian markets trade lower as Pound slumps
- UK Consumer Confidence drops to lowest level
- Theresa May’s confirmation as PM pushes Pound higher
- UK politics drives Sterling higher
- Markets focus on Bank of England rate decision
- Bank of England keep rates unchanged
- Pound bolstered after MPC Weale’s statement
- The Greenback sneaks higher
- Bullish labour data gives the Pound a boost
- Markets focus on Draghi
- US Release Consumer Confidence
- Market’s anticipate FOMC statement
- UK GDP and Fed dominate headlines
- Quarter 2 GDP releases from US and Eurozone
- BoE decision continues to dominate
- Two down, one to go – Central Banks react
- Poor UK services data twists the Bank of England’s arm
- Bank of England cut rates to a record low
- Dollar marches on
- Sterling remains on uncertain ground
- New Zealand cut rates to record low
- Summer liquidity could cause high volatility
- UK Inflation boosts Sterling
- A divided Fed sees the Greenback slip
- Sterling appreciates after bullish retail sales
- The Eurozone takes center stage
- Markets anticipate Yellen’s Jackson Hole speech
- Oil falls, Italy earthquake and UK mortgage approvals disappoint
- Yellen set to take centre stage at Jackson Hole Symposium
- Eurozone data hits the wires
- Markets await UK and US Manufacturing data
- Will bullish Non-Farm Payrolls force the Fed’s hand?
- UK Services PMI boosts the Pound
- The Pound remains resilient
- Carney grilled over Brexit decisions
- Draghi dominates headlines
- Sterling gains ground against USD and EUR
- Sterling slides due to oil price decline
- UK labour data remains strong
- BoE keep rates at record lows
- Markets continue to digest Salmond’s comments
- Markets await FOMC meeting today
- Euro trades lower ahead of Draghi speech
- IHS Markit to release key Eurozone data
- Clinton edges first live Presidential debate
- US election dominates market movement
- Final US Quarter 2 GDP reading in the limelight
- OPEC restrict oil supply in shock decision
- Markets begin to focus on US politics
- Sterling hits its lowest level since 1985
- Sterling continues its descent
- Sterling crashes 6% overnight
- Sterling struggles after US Presidential debate
- The Pound continues to slide and oil breaks $50
- Fed minutes show a close call
- US politics continues to heat up
- Sterling pauses for a rest
- Inflation boosts the Pound
- Labour data boosts the Pound
- Draghi strengthens Euro
- Brexit continues to hinder the Pound
- Sterling fights back
- UK GDP boosts the Pound
- Clinton’s emails back in the spotlight, will Carney stay?
- Super Thursday boosts the Pound
- The race to the White House
- Trump is the new US President
- Markets digest Trump's shocking victory
- Markets adjust to Trump
- Markets continue to adapt to Trump
- Sterling’s honeymoon halted by poor data
- Sterling fragility remains after decent labour data
- Merkel and bullish retail sales boosts Sterling
- Trump continues search for Administration Members
- Trump continues to distract markets
- Hammond boosts the Pound in first Autumn statement
- Thanksgiving holiday leads to quiet markets
- Politics continues to dictate price action
- ‘Have cake and eat it’ Brexit Strategy?
- Oil prices rise as OPEC finalises output cut
- Sterling rally sparked by hawkish Brexit comments
- Markets continue to digest Renzi resignation
- EU Piles on the pressure
- Pound hit by poor secondary sector data
- Draghi-day weakens the Euro
- Greenback weakens ahead of Fed decision
- The Pound gets a leg up
- Dollar boosted by Fed rate rise
- Dollar on a rampage after hawkish Fed
- Sterling hit as low liquidity embellishes market movement
- Terror attacks in Europe spark safe haven flows
- The World's oldest bank on the brink, but will an Italian bail out save it?
- US economy pulling ahead yet again
- Liquidity remains low as Christmas holidays continue
- Market remains static during holiday period
- Uncertainty governs the start of 2017
- The Greenback starts 2017 with a bang after bullish Manufacturing data
- ‘Hard Brexit’ talks re-emerge
- Bullish services PMI boosts the Pound
- Sterling in free fall as Hard Brexit line raises fears
- Sterling holds steady on this uncertain path
- Retail boosts Sterling, Trump hurts the Dollar
- Dollar continues to slide after Trump press conference
- May rumours continue to drive market ahead of key speech
- Sterling sky rockets after May speech
- May's comments continue to dominate market movement
- Le Pen gains momentum
- Trump weakens the Greenback
- Sterling falters after Supreme Court ruling
- Trump's policies continue to unsettle investors
- Sterling fails to capitalise on bullish GDP
- Dollar defensive as US protectionist tone hits markets
- Euro boosted as growth and inflation take off
- Carney cripples the Pound
- Trump defiant on immigration ban
- Sterling remains fragile
- Trump's immigration ban continues to dominate headlines
- Pound remains under pressure after hard Brexit talk
- Inflation data to dominate today’s action
- Inflation dominates price action
- Yellen’s forward guidance continues to strengthen the Greenback
- US data continues its run of good form
- Markets quiet as the US observe Presidents Day
- Impressive German and French data unable to boost the Euro
- UK GDP unable to boost the Pound
- Markets continue to digest Fed minutes
- Trump’s budget set to cause further controversy
- Trump momentum regains investor’s confidence
- Fed rate rise on the cards
- Trump releases revised travel ban
- UK budget dictates headlines
- Draghi’s comments spurs on the Euro
- Sturgeon signals new Scottish Referendum
- May to invoke Article 50 this month
- Fed make history as they raise interest rates
- BoE vote boosts the Pound
- 29th March - The first step for Brexit
- Trump’s healthcare failure continues to weigh on the Greenback
- The day has arrived; May to trigger Article 50
- UK make history as Article 50 officially triggered
- The bitter divorce talks begin
- Brexit negotiations start on the backfoot
- Trump launches deadly attack on Syria
- June rate hike still on the cards after Yellen speech
- UK CPI beats expectations
- US Dollar weakens as Trump U-Turns
- Erdogan wins nail biting referendum
- May stuns markets as she announces snap general election
- Sterling continues to surge
- Terror attack in Paris shakes the world
- Euro builds on the weekends good news
- Will Trump shake markets with new tax plans?
- Politics from the US and UK dominate headlines
- Draghi steals the show
- Trump upsets Wall Street
- Sterling boosted by Manufacturing output
- A heated French Debate and a pivotal FOMC meeting dominate movement
- Bullish Services PMI unable to boost the Pound
- Weaker Euro surprises markets
- Volatility at a 24-year low
- Trump unexpectedly sacks FBI Director
- Super Thursday weakens the Pound
- Cyber attacks hit worldwide
- Inflation keeps on rising
- Sterling unable to capitalise and bullish data
- Bullish UK retail sales sends the Pound soaring
- Manchester Arena attack stuns the world
- The UK's terror threat level has risen to 'critical'
- The FOMC still on track to raise rates in June
- May and Corbyn face a live televised Q&A as the race for number 10 heats up
- Volatility increases as UK election nears
- Amber Rudd takes the punches as May fails to show
- Economic data distracts markets from politics
- London carries on
- The UK Election, counter terrorism and US politics have the markets on tender hooks
- Triple threat Thursday
- Snap Election Backfires
- Sterling fragile as lack of UK leadership haunts the UK
- UK inflation hits four-year high
- Surprise, Surprise; the Fed raise rates
- Bank of England surprises markets as more members back rate hike
- Brexit negotiations begin
- Carney sinks the Pound
- Hawkish Haldane boosts Sterling
- May and Trump under fire
- Gentiloni saves the day... for now
- Hawkish Draghi lifts the Euro
- Hawkish Carney boosts the Pound
- Hawkish BoE boost Sterling
- Qatar respond to Saudi’s demands
- Will the Euro continue its bull run?
- FED minutes show split
- G20 and key US data drives markets
- Theresa May’s Brexit plans still in the balance
- Pound slides after dovish comments from Broadbent
- Sterling bolstered as unemployment falls to a 42 year low
- Hawkish McCafferty boosts the Sterling
- Brexit negotiations continue to scare Pound
- Sterling tumbles as inflation falls
- Obamacare replacement continues to cause a stir
- Euro rallies despite dovish Draghi
- Eurozone growth falls to six month low
- US Consumer Confidence close to 16-year high
- Dollar weakness after Fed statement
- Known Dove joins the Bank of England
- Eurozone running hot
- The Greenback continues its downfall
- Turmoil in Venezuela distracts markets
- Super Thursday sends Sterling tumbling
- Will they? Won’t they? – Fed rate rise
- Trump draws a line on North Korea
- Dollar remains fragile due to White House chaos
- Tensions between North Korea and the US spark safe haven flows
- Safe haven flows continue as the world remains nervous
- UK inflation figure to guide BOE
- Poor inflation figure sends the Pound tumbling
- Bullish raft of UK labour data gives the Pound a boost
- Terror attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils
- New position documents provide a positive step in the Brexit negotiations
- Markets wait for any clues from ECB President Mario Draghi
- The Single currency boosted to an eight-year high, as Manufacturing PMI boosts Euro
- Doves or Hawks? All eyes on Janet Yellen and Mario Draghi as they speak at the Jackson Hole symposium
- Markets continue to reflect the Jackson Hole
- Tensions continue to rise over North Korea’s missile launch
- Euro slips against majority of its counter parties
- Bullish CPI not enough to boost Euro
- Bullish CPI not enough to boost Euro
- UK data continues to disappoint markets
- Fed Members’ dovish comments cause the Dollar to slide
- Hawkish BOC surprises markets boosting the Loonie
- Hawkish Draghi lifts the Euro
- Hurricane Irma weakens fuelling Dollar strength
- Sterling on the rampage after inflation data
- UK unemployment at 42-year low fails to spur wage pickup
- Pound on the rampage
- Sterling continues to surge higher
- Market continues to digest BOE speech
- Sterling boosted by bullish retail sales
- Hawkish Fed Boosts the Dollar
- North Korea reacts to Trump & May tries to strike a deal
- North Korea accuses the US of declaring war
- Safe haven flow demand increases as tensions between the US and North Korea intensify
- UK remain hopeful Brexit negotiations will progress to trade
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- UK CPI reaches five year high
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- Pound supported by positive Brexit headlines
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- Trump's first year
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- Pound continues to tumble
- UK Employment remains at 42 year low
- Merkel struggles to form a government
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- Hammond presents the Autumn budget statement
- The Euro gets a boost
- GDP figure in line with economic outlook
- Pound declines due to Irish boarder issue
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- EU reportedly accepts UK’s divorce bill
- The Pound continues its bullish run
- Markets digest Brexit ‘No Deal’
- May pressure weighs down on Sterling
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- Sterling rallies
- Brexit divorce bill off the table without a trade deal
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- May’s defeat provides the Pound with some support
- EU gives the UK the green light to move talks on
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- Euro Strengthens as Merkel closes in on coalition
- UK Inflation declines for the first time in 6 months.
- The Euro remains upbeat
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- Yellen's last meeting as chair
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- UK PMI data impresses again, nudging GBP/USD higher
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- The markets continue to remain volatile after black Monday
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- FOMC underwhelm by keeping rate hike on hold
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- Brexit fears sink the Pound
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- Draghi delivers his bazooka
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- Sterling remains on uncertain ground
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- Investors continue to focus on Italy’s referendum
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