The Dollar was seen softer overnight as the U.S. mid-term elections went as markets were expecting: Congress will be divided with a Democratic House of Representatives and a Republican Senate.

November 7,2018

Global market sentiment is mixed as markets await the outcome of the U.S. mid-term elections which take place today. For Sterling, Prime Minister Theresa May is meeting her Cabinet to update on current Brexit negotiations.

November 6,2018

Risk sentiment is soft at the start of the new week with Asian shares largely trading lower as are commodity currencies such as the Australian and New Zealand Dollars. The Pound has menawhile seen some whipsaw action on the latest Brexit developments.

November 5,2018

Markets are chipper ahead of the weekend thanks to U.S. President Donald Trump saying he wants to reach an agreement with China’s President Xi at the Group of 20 meeting on 30 Nov-1 Dec, and has asked key U.S. officials to begin drafting potential terms.

November 2,2018