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Trading the EU Referendum: Risk-Reward Ratio Skewed Towards Plain Nasty, Hideous or Disastrous

Why trading the markets on EU referendum days is not a good idea

Like many other market specialists, analysts at Financial Spreads, the London-based financial spread betting firm, have been looking at how investors could trade the referendum profitably.

June 16,2016

UK Inflation Rate Holds Steady in May, Forecast to Tick Higher Through Remainder of 2016

UK inflation latest

Inflation holds steady for April as price falls in food offset rises in transport.

June 15,2016

Exchange Rate Volatility Giving CFOs a Major Headache: FEXCO

Businesses and exchange rate volatility

73% of surveyed CFOs accuse the government of underestimating the damage caused to business by Brexit-related exchange rate volatility.

June 14,2016

Swiss Franc Surge Seen on Brexit, SNB to Keep Powder Dry Incase of Such an Eventuality

Swiss National Bank and the CHF

The CHF is under sustained upside pressure as investors increasingly seek the franc for its safe-haven attributes ahead of the UK’s EU vote - something that may only increase in the event of Brexit.

June 14,2016

Trading Firms, IG, FXCM and City Index Hike GBP Margin Requirement and Spreads Ahead of EU Referendum Day

Trading providers up their margin requirements

With volatility in foreign exchange markets expected to soar over coming days foreign exchange trading providers are enacting measures to avoid any adverse impact.

June 10,2016

Germany Returns to Inflation

German inflation data confirms prices are rising

An upturn in energy prices helps consumer prices in Germany return to inflation.

June 10,2016

Exports up, Trade Deficit Down thanks to the Pound

UK trade deficit narrows again

A larger than expected jump in exports sees the UK’s trade deficit for March narrow.

September 30,2021

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  1. Industrial, Manufacturing Growth Surges, is this the Brexeleration?
  2. New £5: Countdown to the Launch of the Churchill Note
  3. Why Manufacturing PMI Weakness can Still be Blamed on Sterling
  4. Dollar's Big Day Risks Being a Flop as Non-Farm Payrolls Don’t Really Matter says ING's Carnell
  5. Currency Events to Watch in Week Ahead: The Pound, Euro, US Dollar and Australian Dollar
  6. Further 'Mild' Dollar Gains Forecast this Week, Retail Sales Provide Impetus, Watch Inflation Data Tuesday
  7. Germany is Now Fastest Growing Economy in G7 Thanks to Refugees and Economic ‘Regime Change’
  8. UK Trade Data Confirms Pound Sterling’s Biggest Liability is Thriving

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