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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
Risk assets and emerging market currencies bounced back last week as markets remain confident that the economic damage from the Coronavirus epidemic will remain contained and manageable.The change in methodology that caused a spike in reported numbers did not change this fundamental view.
Risk assets and emerging market currencies bounced back last week as markets remain confident that the economic damage from the Coronavirus epidemic will remain contained and manageable.
Clients and associates visiting Ebury’s London office on the 6th February were treated to a breakfast briefing with economist and the Bank of England’s agent for London, Rob Elder.Covering the Monetary Policy Committee’s latest interest rate decisions and the reasoning behind them.
The pound leapt back above the 1.30 level against the US dollar on Thursday, rallying by almost one percent versus the greenback, on the new...
Ebury’s London office was treated to a breakfast briefing with economist and the Bank of England’s agent for London, Rob Elder.
Pound rockets higher, what’s driving the euro’s sell-off? Euro extends losses. Coronavirus, divergence from the US and market trends all play a part.
A sharp jump in confirmed cases of the coronavirus (now officially named COVID-19) jolted the FX market during Asian trading again last night.The number of cases of the deadly virus jumped from around 45k on Wednesday to 60k on Thursday, with the province of Hubei, where the virus originated, reporting 14,840 fresh cases alone.
A sharp jump in confirmed cases of the coronavirus (now officially named COVID-19) jolted the FX market during Asian trading again last night.