British Pound Gives Back Some Gains As Market Looks To The Bank of England
UK rate-setters are expected to leave things alone this month, but perhaps not for very much longer
UK rate-setters are expected to leave things alone this month, but perhaps not for very much longer
Last Friday’s weaker-than-expected NFPs gave gold a boost on renewed US rate cut expectations. Further gains may depend on the outcome of ongoing Israel-Iran peace talks.
This article examines the outlook for the U.S. dollar, with a specific focus on two prominent currency pairs: EUR/USD and GBP/USD. Additionally, the piece analyzes fundamental factors that could influence the market trajectory in the near term.
At the Milken Institute’s 2024 Global Conference, co-CIO Karen Karniol-Tambour shares her thoughts on the macro outlook, touching on where to find geographic diversification, how we’re approaching geopolitical risk, the impact of AI on inflation, and more.
Risk markets regained all their early losses this week and continue to press higher. A benign FOMC and a weak US Jobs Report boosted markets going into the weekend.
This article takes a thorough look at the fundamental and technical outlook for the U.S. dollar, analyzing potential scenarios that could manifest in the short run. Especial attention is given to two key pairs: EUR/USD and GBP/USD.
This article explores the near-term fundamental and technical outlook for gold, analyzing possible scenarios taking into account current market dynamics and price action.
The latest US Jobs Report showed just 175k new jobs created in April, missing expectations of 243K. The unemployment rate also ticked higher while wage growth remained subdued.
The Euro has shared in broad non-Dollar gains despite the prospect of ECB divergence from the Fed.
Risk markets are mildly positive ahead of the latest US Jobs Report (NFPs) after the 2nd largest company in the world, Apple, announced a record-breaking USD110 billion buyback program.