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Expert market insight and updates to help you navigate the ever changing global currency markets.
Fading trade deal euphoria deals the US dollar a blow
Last week of the massive Trump climbdown on Chinese tariffs buoyed the dollar but the bump faded
Monetary authorities around the world are continuing to battle hard to combat the economic risk posed by the coronavirus pandemic.
The Bank of England surprised the market again, ramping up its stimulus measures as it attempts to allay the impact of the COVID-19 virus on the UK economy.
Currency markets continue to be extremely volatile with Sterling crashing to a 35 year low. Plus, the ECB announces massive stimulus programme.
Ebury are pleased to announce our new partnership with Crédito Agrícola - the first time a Portuguese bank has partnered with a fintech.
The government announced £350 billion worth of loans and aid are to be made available. Sterling traders appeared unimpressed with the GBP/USD cross hitting fresh six month lows.
Stock markets continued to tumble on Wednesday, with the Federal Reserve’s giant-sized interest rate cut providing very little relief for risk assets.
The Federal Reserve was one of the first major central banks to slash rates during the current crisis. This was followed up with another, more aggressive emergency cut on Sunday.
The worsening of the coronavirus crisis has shaken world financial markets. Currency market volatility continued. Find out what to expect this week.