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Joining the corporate trading desk in 2007, Phil now over sees all of Currencies Direct’s corporate dealing activity. Having gained experience working with hundreds of businesses to optimise international payments processes and execute comprehensive risk management strategies, Phil currently works with a portfolio of corporate clients whilst managing Currencies Direct’s overall market exposure
Phil has FCA approval and has completed the Certificate in International Treasury Management (CertiTM)
The Australian dollar started the week on a strong note, with an upbeat market mood supporting the risk-sensitive ‘Aussie’. Recent strong data from China also gave AUD a boost, as the ‘Aussie’ often trades as a proxy for the Chinese economy.
A rise in risk appetite early in the week weighed on the safe-haven US dollar. Recent positive data from China and the US – the world’s two largest economies – cheered markets, thereby sapping USD’s strength.
The euro started last week on the defensive as a lack of Eurozone data left the single currency vulnerable to worries about the European gas crisis.