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UK GDP Data Firm, Should Keep Pound Sterling Bid

UK GDP data week ahead

This week, Wednesday’s preliminary estimate of Q1 GDP takes centre-stage for the British pound on the data front, and some slowdown from Q4’s 0.6% quarterly rise looks inevitable.

April 27,2016

UK Retail Sales in Surprise Slump, British Pound Looking Heavy as Stock Market Rally Takes a Break

UK retail sales disappoint

Another set of underwhelming economic stats are released adding to evidence that the UK economy is slowing down.

April 21,2016

UK Inflation: Is this ‘Escape Velocity’ and Should the Bank of England be Worried?

UK inflation data and escape velocity

The British pound’s outlook rests with two factors, in our view: The EU referendum in June and UK inflation data.

April 12,2016

Gold Prices Forecast at 1,250.00 by Q4 by Morgan Stanley

gold prices analysis

Charts are showing volatility may be on the horizon for the precious metal, but the question is in which direction?

April 7,2016

Scottish Independence: Brexit and the Changing Economic Backdrop

scotland independence currency guide

Could a 'Scotxit' follow a Brexit?

March 24,2016

Signs that the U.S Might be Falling into a Recession

usdollar close

Talk of the U.S falling into a recession has been growing, we look at the primary reasons stoking these fears. 

March 17,2016

Six Reasons Why Gold Prices are Rising, But Gains Could Now be Over

Gold prices are on the rise - here is why

The negative rate environment is having unintended consequences, one of which is the ressurection of gold as a safe-haven. 

March 17,2016

More Articles …

  1. Stronger Manufacturing Data Sees British Pound Holds Gains Against Euro and Dollar
  2. Bank of England's Carney Appears to Back UK Staying in the EU
  3. Bank of England Announces Measures to Soothe EU Referendum Fears
  4. Pound Sterling to Fall 15% on Brexit - But This is a Good Thing Says Wolfson Prize Winning Economist
  5. Unemployment Continues to Fall in Eurozone Despite Data Slowdown Fears
  6. Services PMI in Shock Slump, Joins Construction and Manufacturing Disappointments
  7. Ireland is EU Country Most Exposed to Disorderly Brexit, But Germany Would Hurt Too
  8. Downside Risks to UK Inflation and Economic Growth Increase: Warwick Business School

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