2020 currency review
When 2020 dawned the world was a very different place to the one we’ve come to know now, with the coronavirus pandemic creating a year like no other.
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When 2020 dawned the world was a very different place to the one we’ve come to know now, with the coronavirus pandemic creating a year like no other.
The pound collapsed on Monday as GBP investors were spooked by the news that a new strain of Covid-19 had emerged in the UK.
The pound dropped yesterday as the currency was hit hard by growing fears of a no-deal Brexit.
The pound declined sharply at the end of last week after the mention of negative interest rates in the Bank of England’s (BoE) policy meeting minutes.
The pound edged lower during last week’s session, in response to some underwhelming UK economic releases.
Many of us have reconsidered our lifestyle and priorities during lockdown, in areas such as health, mental wellbeing, work, and where to live.
The Australian dollar fluctuated last week, driven by shifting market sentiment that took some of the momentum out of the ‘Aussie’s’ upswing in recent
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