The EUR/GBP pair is on the move again, rising up on renewed Brexit tension, the question is, has this triggered a new trend higher which is likely to go to new multi-month highs or has the pair already peaked, and the current rebound is merely noise?
October 5,2016
There are still many reasons to remain hopeful for the Euro argue bullish major bank analysts, from J P Morgan, Credit Agricole, Morgan Stanley and Societe General.
October 4,2016
Pound Sterling starts the new week sharply lower against the Euro however coming days promise a busy calendar of both news headlines and economic data which will keep the currency volatile.
October 4,2016
Technical strategists at Credit Suisse have told us why they believe the British Pound remains a core ‘short’ in their trading portfolio.
October 1,2016
Funding the UK’s sizeable current account deficit will keep Pound Sterling week argue analysts at DNB Markets who also tell clients they expect the Bank of England to cut interest rates in November.
September 29,2016
At their September policy meeting, the Bank of Japan (BOJ) decided to change their tactics, focusing on strengthening the ‘organs’ of lending in the real economy: banks and other financial institutions, rather than just on interest rates and quantitative easing (QE). Now analysts are asking whether this a template for other central banks to follow – primarily the European Central Bank (ECB).
September 28,2016
The short-term trend lower in GBP/EUR will probably extend as outlook for euro remains positive whilst pound suffers from deteriorating sentiment associated with Brexit.
September 27,2016
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