The range for GBP/EUR was less than 1% last month, while the range for GBP/USD was less than 2%.This has brought much more stability and certainty around FX costs and returns, especially after the past two years of high volatility and generally high uncertainty in financial markets, which we haven’t seen often over...
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On March 10, 2023, US state regulators closed Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and appointed the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation as receiver to protect customer funds. Read Moneycorp's message to our customers and partners.
Sentiments about International Women's Day can be mixed. And there's been good and bad news recently on the journey to equality. Great news that women have 'raced into the boardroom' of FTSE 350 companies; less good news...
Finally, markets get something to smile about on inflation. There was a collective sigh of relief yesterday afternoon, as the…
Today’s U.S CPI report (Jul) will have a big, big say into the short-term directional outlook for markets. After that frosty payrolls report…
The recent trend of gradually improving UK sentiment, aided by stronger than expected economic output continued through this week. The latest PMI report saw both the Composite and Services components move strongly back...
UK data has largely exceeded estimates of late, with stronger employment and (some) growth helping to banish the recent slew of pessimistic forecasts. The latest inflation data also reflected further softness, with headline inflation declining...
After last week’s sudden drop in the pound, with GBP/USD slipping from a top approaching 1.2500, to briefly testing support below 1.2000 earlier this week, the pound has stabilised over the latter part of the week, rising to 1.2200 at one point on Thursday. The broader pound has fared well,...
The Bank of England delivered another 50bps rate hike this week, raising UK rates to a 15-year high of 4% in the process. In doing so, the BoE also delivered what we in markets might refer to as a ‘dovish hike’, which may sound like a gymnastics move, but really only suggests...
The pound has been contained within a fairly tight trading range over the past week, with GBP/USD only briefly moving below 1.2300 (low 1.2263), whilst also failing to break over 1.2450 after several attempts. The latest batch of data releases have hardly helped the pound’s cause...
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Currency volatility happens during periods of economic and/or political uncertainty. The value of the pound may fluctuate in response to unexpected economic results...
How has the global economy performed in the first half of 2021 and how does this affect currency exchange rates? Learn the answers with our in-depth report.
Whether you’re buying a retirement villa, a family home in the sun or a seaside apartment for when you need to escape the rat-race, learn how you can make your overseas property dream a reality with our handy guide to buying property overseas.
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If you thought Q2 was an interesting quarter in terms of FX market moves, geopolitical risks, inflation and tightening monetary policy, then Q3 was even more...
Q1 began in more upbeat mood, with signs that the government’s gamble to not impose another lockdown had paid off.
The global recovery from the pandemic has been impressive, led by China, the US, UK and some developing economies...
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Signs of strife in Western economies, but inflation fears dominate monetary policy outlook.
As we near two years since the first global case of Covid-19, we look back at the impact that Covid-19 has had, now that we are entering the recovery stage of the pandemic.
As we near two years since the first global case of Covid-19, we look back at the impact that Covid-19 has had, now that we are entering the recovery stage of the pandemic.
Shipping, logistics and customs for businesses in 2021 and beyond. As we approach 4 months in a post-Brexit world, businesses are still experiencing challenges...
A year has passed since the UK descended into its first lockdown. Now, as we approach the end of a third and, hopefully, final lockdown, we look forward to...
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