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Decoding Last Week's Market Moves: Beyond the Trade Headlines
The news last weekend of the massive Trump climb down on Chinese tariffs buoyed the dollar, but the bump soon faded and the dollar ended the week down against all of its G10 peers and nearly all major currencies worldwide.
Euro edges lower as risk-off mode dominates trading. Canadian Dollar slides to its lowest level in 5 months after dovish BoC meeting.
Safe-havens gain as China warns over trade war retaliation. Boris Johnson remains the bookmakers favourite to replace Theresa May.
How is Brexit impacting the Foreign Exchange market? Watch our latest update here, featuring our Senior Market Analyst, Matthew Ryan.
May resignation sends Sterling tumbling. Populist anti-Euro parties did poorly in elections, meaning even more positive news for Euro.
Dollar falls on soft US data, Theresa May resigns as PM. Her successor, most likely pro-Brexit Boris Johnson, will be appointed by 7th June.
Dollar falls on soft US data, Theresa May resigns as PM. Her successor, most likely pro-Brexit Boris Johnson, will be appointed by 7th June.
Watch Ebury’s Chief Risk Officer, Enrique Diaz Alvarez on Bloomberg television at 18:40 ET, or 22.40 GMT. He will be talking about the outlook for the Chinese Yuan and general prospects.
Sterling slides to fresh lows on calls for May to quit as PM. European Parliament elections slip under the radar, results expected to be revealed on Sunday.