Sterling Holds Recent Gains Ahead of Key UK Data

Sterling starts the week following gains against both the Euro and Dollar, with GBP/EUR trading around 1.1850 and GBP/USD close to 1.33. However, the Euro has weakened this morning following […]
The Dollar has weakened ahead of today’s US inflation release

The Dollar has weakened ahead of today’s US inflation release, allowing Sterling and the Euro to recover some of their recent losses against it. Comments from Federal Reserve officials yesterday […]
GBP/USD Ends Session Volatile

The pound had a choppy session against the dollar on Thursday, dipping to a six-day low before recovering as swings in the bond market drove the moves. With little UK […]
US Dollar Hits 18 Month High

The US Dollar has climbed to a near 18-month high off the back of The Federal Reserve meeting minutes last night, with most Fed members seemingly backing another interest rate […]
The Pound Finished The Week Strong

Last week marked the end of Q3 and the beginning of the final quarter of the year, and we saw a fair amount of volatility across both Sterling and US […]
UK House Price growth slowed to a nine-month low

U.S 30-year bonds climbed to 5.63% yesterday, touching its highest levels since 2022, mainly driven by August’s consumer spending growing at its fastest pace in over a year. This data […]
UK Growth and US Data in Focus

UK GDP figures this morning showed the British economy grew by 0.5% in the second quarter, mainly due to stronger services activity as well exports influencing a drive in growth. […]
RBA Hikes Again as Markets Turn to UK Housing and US Jobs Data

Tuesday set off with a central bank policy meeting, this time from Australia. RBA, Reserve Bank of Australia raised its interest rate level for the fourth time in 2026. Base […]
Sterling Faces Growing Budget Uncertainty

As we head into October, I think the biggest domestic risk facing Sterling over the next month is becoming fairly clear: the UK Budget on 28 October. The Pound has […]
Bailey Speech and Key US Data in Focus

The European session begins with German consumer confidence, Spanish GDP and Eurozone money supply and lending figures. These are unlikely to be major standalone market movers, but with the euro […]