Market Report – 29/01/18
GBP In May 2016, the Treasury published estimates of how the UK economy react over two years if the UK voted to leave. Relative to a baseline given no change,
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GBP In May 2016, the Treasury published estimates of how the UK economy react over two years if the UK voted to leave. Relative to a baseline given no change,
GBP Sterling continues its strong run against the US Dollar, having come close to 1.40 last week. It remains questionable whether this is sterling strength or Dollar weakness. My view
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.
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