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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
Given the unprecedented measures already announced by the central bank and the turn for the better in recent economic indicators, the Fed’s accompanying communications to today's announcement are what to look out for and may offer some clues on officials’ outlook
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The relentless rebound in risk assets worldwide from March lows accelerated last week on the back of positive economic surprises almost everywhere. Plus, the key information to look out for this week and expectations for the Euro, Pound and Dollar
The West African nations that have traditionally underpinned the CFA franc; Benin, Burkina Faso, Guinea-Bissau, Ivory Coast, Mali, Niger, Senegal and Togo are on the brink of a monumental shift away from it’s almost 75 year tradition of French support...or are they?
The European Central Bank (ECB) ramped up its efforts to support the Euro Area economy through the COVID-19 induced economic downturn with a large increase in the Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme.
The European Central Bank will announce its latest policy decision this week with investors bracing for the unveiling of another increase in monetary stimulus.
Risk assets worldwide rose last week, buoyed by increased optimism regarding the economic recovery from the pandemic shutdown.
The euro has surged higher in the past few days, rallying to a more than two month high. Not only has the news of fiscal support raised optimism regarding a Euro Area recovery, but we are continuing to see a dichotomy in both the spread of the virus and economic resilience between the US and Europe.