Currency exchange rates are affected by a multitude of factors happening all over the world, from economic releases and political announcements to law changes and scandals. We publish the latest news, insight, articles and guides to help keep you up to date and stay informed when making payments overseas.
GBP – New Conservative government Last week, the Conservatives secured the biggest majority since 1987. The pound topped $1.35 and €1.20 for the first time since May 2018 and April
Despite a narrowing of the polls, the Conservative Party won a decisive election victory with 364 seats. (With 1 seat still to announce). This election result gives Boris Johnson a
GBP – Markets expect Conservative majority Markets wait for the general election result with the opinion polls still pointing to a Conservative majority. Sterling touched its highest level since 2017
The last few years have brought more than their fair share of political and economic surprises and their impact on currency markets has been substantial. And it seems each new year looks to be equally interesting.
Our latest Quarterly Currency Market Forecast is essential reading for anyone with a currency requirement. Delivering insight into the next quarter and beyond.
