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Ebury acquires Prime Financial Markets and establishes presence in Africa
Ebury acquires South Africa-based firm specialising in advisory & intermediary services in treasury and financial markets space
Sterling fell against its peers on Thursday morning after reports that key sticking points remain in the Brexit negotiations.
What does last night’s US election debate mean for currency markets? Read on to find out more.
Ebury joins the Nexi Open Banking ecosystem. Nexi's partner banks will be able to strengthen their offering to SME and Corporate clients with Ebury’s innovative global transaction services, which can be seamlessly integrated in the bank’s infrastructure.
The dollar eased ahead of today’s US presidential debate. Sterling outperformed as investors braced for news out of this week’s crucial Brexit talks.
The Abraham accord has opened up many new opportunities for trade between the UAE and Israel. New business partnerships are ready to be developed thanks to the treaty.
The dollar had its best week in almost six months last week as rising COVID case numbers in Europe caused investors to fret about a second wave of virus infection.
Risk currencies stabilised on Thursday, in a week where most have sold-off sharply versus the US dollar amid fears regarding tighter virus restrictions put in place across much of Europe.
The euro fell to new lows yesterday amid concerns over the rising number of COVID-19 cases in Europe. Sterling actually outperformed its major peers as the UK government prepares to unveil fresh job retention policies.