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Investors and traders should brace themselves for a volatile week ahead, as central bank meetings and economic data releases are expected to dominate the financial markets. This week will feature

The FX market is gearing up for another exciting week of trading, with plenty of economic data releases and central bank speeches set to impact exchange rates. Here are some

The global banking sector has been a significant focus for investors lately. Bank of England Governor Bailey has tried reassuring the market by stating that the UK banking sector is

The Bank of England’s decision to raise interest rates from 4% to 4.25% on Thursday is uncertain, with the market currently giving it a 50% chance. While previous estimates had

The UK’s GDP for January surpassed expectations, growing by 0.3% compared to the predicted 0.1% growth rate. The market is waiting for the budget announcement on Wednesday, with high-profile policy

Last week, the pound had a mixed performance, slipping 1% against the US dollar but gaining 1% against the euro. Citigroup delivered good news, updating their UK inflation forecast and

Last week was a mixed one for the pound, slipping 1% against the US dollar but gaining 1% against the euro. Citigroup’s update to their UK inflation forecast delivered good

Currency markets remain volatile, with divergent UK, Eurozone, and US trends. Last week, GBPUSD weakness was not sustained, despite lower-than-expected UK CPI, which came in at 10.1%. This, however, adds

Last week, the pound attempted to regain its footing after a series of declines. Despite the economy avoiding a recession in December with flatlined GDP, Bank of England Economist Pill

Global markets are in a state of heightened risk aversion as traders respond to the recent shock Non-Farm Payrolls data that indicated employers added 517,000 jobs to their payrolls in

This week, the central banks of the United Kingdom, Europe, and the United States are scheduled to announce their latest monetary policy decisions. As the markets await their verdicts, it

As the United Kingdom currently navigates a complex economic landscape characterized by striking workers, low productivity, and a challenging housing market, attention has turned to the potential impact on growth