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The pound fell to a 2 month low against the euro yesterday after the Office for National Statistics (ONS) reported that UK households have seen their living standards stagnate for the past four years and are spending an…
Ahead of the monthly policy decision from the Federal Open Market Committee this evening, the US dollar strengthened as all the signs are that the FOMC will keep its $85 billion a month bond buying program, commonly…
The Pound Sterling found fresh support yesterday after property tracking firm Hometrack reported that average UK asking house prices rose by 0.5% in October on the back of a pick-up in demand from buyers and a decline in…
The pound lost ground for the third day in a row against the euro ahead of the publication of UK GDP data for the third quarter of the year this morning despite better than expected UK economic data out this week.…
The pound fell for the second day in a row against the single currency despite the release of the minutes from the latest Bank of England policy meeting which showed that all nine members of the Monetary Policy Committee…
The focus of the currency markets remains firmly fixed on the US dollar after a disappointing set of US non-farm payroll data, the key unemployment data was published yesterday reinforcing the view amongst the majority…
The pound opened the trading week largely unchanged ahead of four straight days of UK economic data. In a quiet news day, the interview by Ben Broadbent, one of the nine members of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy…
After the decision from Washington on Wednesday night allowing the US government to return to work from its first shutdown in 17 years and extend the debt ceiling until February 2014, sentiment was further boosted by…
They left it to the last possible moment but overnight US Senators reached an agreement on a bi-partisan proposal to end the first US government shut-down for 17 years and temporarily suspend the country's debt ceiling…
The pound found some support yesterday after the publication of the latest UK inflation data showed that the rate of inflation in the UK remained steady but did not continue to ease as predicted by analysts. The Consumer…
The pound picked up a small fraction of the ground lost over the course of last week in a quiet start to the trading week as the markets remain cautious ahead of the US debt ceiling deadline of 17 October. In the only…
The pound has now fallen to a 6 week low against the euro on the publication of mixed UK construction output. The data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed a decline activity from July to August but…
For the second day in a row, poor UK economic data hurt the pound, sending it to a 5 week low against the euro. On Tuesday, the British Retail Consortium (BRC) reported worse than expected UK retail sales data for the…
The pound initially fell heavily yesterday morning after data released from the British Retail Consortium (BRC) showed that prices in UK shops fell for the fifth month in a row last month as retailers offered bargains to…
The US dollar remains under pressure despite a quiet start to the trading week as the US government shutdown enters its second week and fears grow about a potential default on 17 October if the US fails to lift its debt…
The pound fell against the majority of the 16 most actively traded currencies yesterday after worse than expected UK construction sector data. The Markit/CIPS construction purchasing managers’ index (PMI) fell from a…
There was a muted response from the markets yesterday to the US government shutown, the first for 17 years, yesterday with the dollar slowing falling to a new 8 month low against the pound. Data wise, the dollar found…
The Pound Sterling reached a new nine month high against the Euro yesterday on the back of better than expected data and the worsening political situation in Italy. Property analysis firm Hometrack reported yesterday…
