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The UK labour market report released this morning showed job losses, rising unemployment and persistent wage pressures. But the report doesn’t seem to have changed much for the market as the...
The Bank of England has left rates unchanged at 5.25% as widely expected. But the vote split from the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) members did come as somewhat of a surprise, with seven members...
USD: Dollar consolidation continues It has been a quiet week for the dollar. Last week's dovish FOMC/soft NFP combination has taken the sting out of the dollar upside. Yet investors remain wary that...
European stock markets rose again early Wednesday to add to gains of around one percent on Tuesday as financials boosted the mainland indices. The FTSE 100 added another half a percent for a fresh...
The Bank of England (BoE) is widely expected to keep interest rates unchanged when it meets later this week. Data from Reuters shows a 90% chance of no change to the current rate of 5.25%, but the...
By Daniela Sabin Hathorn, senior market analyst at Capital.comThe US economy grew 1.6% in the first quarter of 2024. The actual figure was lower than the estimates of 2.5%, which caused some...
The Bank of England is turning dovishThe Bank of England is trying to tell us something, and markets are finally starting to take notice. Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey has hammered home the...
The British pound sterling is showing signs of recovery, bouncing back from a five-month low, with GBP/USD stabilising around the 1.2470 mark on Thursday. This rebound is attributed to the release of...
USD: Fed's speed bump just got bigger Friday's strong US jobs report has added to the bumpy path of US disinflation and Federal Reserve rate cuts. At the start of this year, the Fed was comfortably...
Post-NFP, the USD seems confused, and hints at potential weakness over the coming days. Metals, Crudes and other commodities are doing really well, while several indices and equities show signs of...
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