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Industrial, Manufacturing Growth Surges, is this the Brexeleration?

Manufacturing and industrial production data beat expectations

Industrial production Confounds expectations and experiences its biggest leap since 2012.

June 8,2016

New £5: Countdown to the Launch of the Churchill Note

New 5 pound note launch

Above: Victoria Cleland, Chief Cashier at the Bank of England, with the new five pound note. (C) The Bank of England.

The UK's first polymer bank note is due to launch on the 13th of September.

June 2,2016

Why Manufacturing PMI Weakness can Still be Blamed on Sterling

Manufacturing PMI data

The GBP continues to be sold across the board as foreign exchange markets remain unconvinced by the improvement witnessed in the UK’s manufacturing sector.

June 1,2016

Dollar's Big Day Risks Being a Flop as Non-Farm Payrolls Don’t Really Matter says ING's Carnell

US Non farm payroll data and the US Fed

Non-farm payrolls (NFP) is currently not critical to the FOMC’s thinking.

June 2,2016

Currency Events to Watch in Week Ahead: The Pound, Euro, US Dollar and Australian Dollar

Economic events to watch for exchange rate markets

The new week brings with it a slew of data releases that should help answer the question of whether or not the pound and dollar can continue their period of appreciation.

May 31,2016

Further 'Mild' Dollar Gains Forecast this Week, Retail Sales Provide Impetus, Watch Inflation Data Tuesday

Retail sales data pushes USD higher

Expectations for a repeat of last month’s soft retail sales numbers were scuppered as the United States Census Bureau reported numbers well ahead of expectations.

May 16,2016

Germany is Now Fastest Growing Economy in G7 Thanks to Refugees and Economic ‘Regime Change’

German economic growth impresses

The German economy is picking up momentum at a time the UK is losing momentum - does this have implications for the GBP to EUR exchange rate?

May 13,2016

More Articles …

  1. UK Trade Data Confirms Pound Sterling’s Biggest Liability is Thriving
  2. US Payrolls Worse Than Expected, But Dollar Holds Ground: Latest Reactions
  3. A Donald Trump Presidency = a Stronger US Dollar
  4. UK Services Betray the Return of Inflation - But Will the Bank of England Take Note?
  5. Construction PMI: Another Soft UK Data Release
  6. Pound Rattled as UK Manufacturing Records First Decline Since 2013, But Improvements Forecast by One Commentator
  7. UK GDP Data Firm, Should Keep Pound Sterling Bid
  8. UK Retail Sales in Surprise Slump, British Pound Looking Heavy as Stock Market Rally Takes a Break

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