Euro slides after ECB policy action falls short
The European Central Bank (ECB) failed to shore up the euro yesterday in spite of its decision to avoid cutting interest rates deeper into negative te
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The European Central Bank (ECB) failed to shore up the euro yesterday in spite of its decision to avoid cutting interest rates deeper into negative te
Trade in the pound was mixed at the start of the week, with the UK’s relatively limited outbreak of the coronavirus allowing for a modest uptick in St
Sterling was modestly supported before the weekend by comments from the European Union’s chief Brexit negotiator. Michel Barnier said that despite the
With the Bank of England (BoE) appearing less likely to cut interest rates imminently, in spite of cuts from other central banks, the mood towards the
Comments from incoming Bank of England (BoE) Governor Andrew Bailey helped to dampen speculation that an emergency interest rate cut could be on the h
The pound fell sharply out of favour yesterday as markets absorbed the nature of the UK government’s negotiating objectives for the next round of disc
February’s British Retail Consortium shop price index fell short of forecast, showing a deterioration of -0.6% on the year rather than the -0.2% expec