In each phase the driver was distinct and ultimately the perception of a credibility deficit essentially left the market at the status quo.
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According to analysts at the Italian bank the odds are for sterling weakness in the medium term. One risk to the call is that growth dynamics pick up faster than foreseen.
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BMO Capital analyst Stephen Gallo looks ahead to the events of next week and sees the possibility of a GBP rally:
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Bank of England promises a more open approach when it comes to selecting whose face gets plastered onto our currency.
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Analysts at Barclays have today told clients that they remain bearish on the British pound for the remainder of 2013.
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The British pound has pushed higher today as investors see a less accommodative Bank of England. RBS analyst Ross Walker looks through today's minutes and warns that the MPC retains a clear dovish bi…
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The brains over at RBS have consulted their currency evaluation model and suggested the Australian and New Zealand dollar's remain overvalued.
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A quick thought on why Chinese economic data releases of such importance to the New Zealand and Australian dollars.
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This week's flurry of encouraging economic news meant the money presses were always likely to gather dust for a while longer.
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One of the key drags on sterling in 2013 has been the fear that the incoming Governor Mark Carney will pursue a policy aimed at stimulating the economy through expanding the monetary base.
Read more … →There are two currencies where IMM leveraged fund positions are close to historical maximums. They are AUD and GBP.
Read more … →On Monday the 14th of May we saw US retail sales rose 0.1% m/m in April, well above consensus forecasts for a decline of 0.3%.
Read more … →Although positioning was not dramatically changed in the week to Tuesday May 7th, net USD long positions were marginally increased against EUR, GBP and JPY, no net long USD positioning against the ma…
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