December starts with a weaker USD and GBP pressured after the UK budget
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Lots of Fed speeches this week, on top of increased data releases after the US shutdown ends. After a raft of poor UK data, markets are searching for any positives before buying GBP.
Read MoreThe sharks have stopped circling, it looks likely that the US government shutdown will end, bringing relief to the USD.
Read MoreInterest rate decisions this week alongside expectations of a thawing of US-China trade tensions
Read MoreA big week ahead with UK data, Bank of England meeting and the US Fed meeting on top of that. Markets remain vigilant and with currencies at critical leaves, we are looking for some currencies to break out of recent ranges
Read MoreTumultuous times with Israel waging war on at least 3 fronts and the US entering the fray with strikes on Iran. Russia - Ukraine continues to intensify and Trump’s messaging remains unclear. The USD has slumped, along with oil as markets react to the ceasefire, but there is plenty on the table in terms of volatility for FX
Read MoreMorgan Stanley predicts continued USD weakness amid slowing growth and upcoming rate-cuts. US employment data alongside plenty of EU data this week will keep currency markets alive
Read MoreThe USD tumbled, oil prices firmed, equity markets and US yields are mixed as Trump delayed EU tariffs. The USD dropped to its lowest level in almost two years after Trump's U-turn on EU tariffs increased market uncertainty, highlighting the President's volatile policymaking.
Read MoreWith the US and the UK announcing interest rate decisions this week, all eyes will be on the comments regarding Forward Guidance as economies and bankers react to the ever-changing global power-shifts
Read MoreUSD volatility brings instability, as headlines jolt FX markets
Read More2025 looks like a year to be prepared - Trump and his team, alongside global tensions, trade wars and changing direction of global politics will all feed into a lively year ahead.
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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