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How Strong Is the Euro?

  • The euro looks more likely to fall, returning to its down trend, after the Greek bailout euphoria is over, especially against GBP and USD.
by Guest Contributors
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Inflation Time Horizon Key in BOE's Rate Decisions

  • We may see BOE rate hike expectations remain in place for early 2016 as the effect of lower oil prices begins to fade in about six months’ time.
by Jarratt Davis
Regulation

The Pound of Rate Hike Footsteps

  • Amidst hawkish comments and strong data, a BOE rate hike is on the horizon. The pound sterling remains bullish.
by Jarratt Davis
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BOE's Fair and Effective Markets Review or Common Sense

  • Obviously there is a need for more guidelines and transparency in the global markets, simple decency would suffice but it's not used
by Stephen Simonis Senior
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Bank of England Interest Rate Hike on Track for 2016

  • The pound remains a fundamentally bullish currency with the bias being to the upside heading into this week's data
by Jarratt Davis
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Is Carney Going to Cause Carnage in the Sterling?

  • Awaiting the BoE 's announcement today, read what our daily guest blogger Matthew Clark has to say about the cable.
by Matthew Clark
Executive Moves

Richard Metcalfe Joins Bank of England’s FX Joint Standing Committee

  • Richard Metcalfe has joined the Bank of England’s Foreign Exchange Joint Standing Committee (FXJSC), following a recent announcement from the UK Central Bank’s minutes.
by Jeff Patterson
Analysis

Head of Bank of England: Pound’s Appreciation Will Not Prevent an Interest Rate Rise

  • In an interview published today, the BoE governor Mark Carney also said he is comfortable becoming the first among the major global central bankers to increase interest rates after the financial crisis.
by Avi Mizrahi
Regulation

FX Fixing: FCA Might Have Uncovered Evidence against the BoE

  • Investigators representing UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) might have gotten their hands onto crucial evidence that exposes Bank of England’s role in the imploding FX fix manipulation scandal.
by Victor Golovtchenko
Regulation

The Truth Behind the Libor Scandal and the Altering of the Financial Landscape

  • Recently, the news outlets have been focused on the word ‘Libor’, which up until lately was neither widely spoken of, though it now threatens to forever change the financial landscape of fx and rates.
by Jeff Patterson
Brokers

Daily Spot Trading in London Shrinks According to Bank of England Data

by Adil Siddiqui
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