Market Insights: Currency Trends, Gold Rally, and FTSE 100 Volatility

Foreign Exchange Market Overview: GBP, EUR, and USD In recent weeks, the foreign exchange market has experienced significant fluctuations, particularly among the British Pound (GBP), Euro (EUR), and US Dollar (USD). These movements have been influenced by various geopolitical events, economic policies, and market sentiment. Euro (EUR) Performance and Outlook The Euro has demonstrated notable…

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Pound Resilient Amid Tariff Tensions and Central Bank Shifts

GBP The Pound held firm last week, supported by comments from Bank of England (BoE) Deputy Governor Dave Ramsden, who emphasised the need for a gradual approach to rate cuts. Investors continue to expect the BoE’s easing cycle to be more measured than other major central banks, with markets pricing in two rate cuts this…

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GBP Surges to 2025 High as UK Economy Shows Resilience

British Pound (GBP): The British Pound has been on an upward trajectory against the US Dollar, reaching its highest level in 2025. This appreciation is largely driven by stronger-than-expected UK GDP data, which showed an unexpected 0.1% growth in the fourth quarter of the previous year—reinforcing confidence in the UK’s economic resilience. Against the Euro,…

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GBP Awaits GDP Data, Lagarde & Powell in Focus

Currency Pairs – Mid-Market Rates Currency Pair Rate GBP – USD 1.2405 GBP – EUR 1.2030 EUR – USD 1.0310 Interest Rates & Inflation Country Interest Rate Inflation Eurozone 2.9% 2.5% UK 4.5% 2.5% US 4.5% 2.9% GBP EUR USD We specialise in helping businesses and individuals manage foreign exchange risks through expert insights, personalised…

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Sterling Holds Firm, Dollar Faces Volatility, and Euro Eyes Economic Challenges

Currency Pairs (Mid-Market Rates) Interest Rates Inflation UK Tuesday – Claimant Count Change:The Pound held steady after UK wage growth data surprised to the upside. Average Earnings (Excluding Bonus) rose by 5.6%, beating expectations and highlighting robust wage growth. However, weak labour growth (+35K workers) and a higher unemployment rate (4.4% vs. 4.3% prior) reveal…

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