brexit, Business, Cashflow, Currency, economics, Finance, payments, moneytransferKevin TullettApril 13, 2023fx, currency, economy, economics, UK economy

RedFX Update: USD suffers on SVB news, ECB interest rates announced this week

brexit, Business, Cashflow, Currency, economics, Finance, payments, moneytransferKevin TullettMarch 14, 2023fx, currency, economy, economics, UK economy

UK Rate decision & US data to bring volatility to end the week

Finance, economics, Currency, Cashflow, Business, brexit, Volatility, US Economy, politics, payments, FXKevin TullettAugust 4, 2022economy, England, fed

RedFX Update: EURO risk as ECB announces rates

ECB meeting to bring volatility to the Euro at tomorrow’s meeting

Finance, economics, Currency, Cashflow, Business, brexit, US Economy, politics, payments, FXKevin TullettJuly 20, 2022economy, Eurozone, economics, fx, currency

The devil is in the detail – strong US data supports back-to-back 50bp rate hikes

The market expected 490,000 jobs to be added, but the actual number was 431,000.

US Economy, politics, FXKevin TullettApril 1, 2022economy, USD, Eurozone

The Fed delivers – will the Bank of England???

"We're not going to let high inflation become entrenched… (as) the costs of that would be too high." - The Federal Reserve

politics, US Economy, FX, FinanceKevin TullettMarch 17, 2022economy, USD, Eurozone, gbp

USD Stronger as war dominates headlines

The USD is boosted by safe haven buying an good employment data

economics, Currency, Business, US EconomyKevin TullettMarch 7, 2022fx, forex, finance, currency, currencies, economy, Eurozone, payments

USD surges after US inflation soars, UK data disappoints - €/$ and £/$ touch lows

Yesterday saw US inflation data reach far beyond expectations and the USD surged as a result – the market is convinced that the US will raise rates at least twice through 2022.

Finance, economics, Currency, BusinessKevin TullettNovember 11, 2021fx, economy, US economy, inflation, currency, payments

Milkshake Madness & global pressure ahead of Jackson Hole

A 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.