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A nerve-wracking end to 2020 as markets await US fiscal stimulus, Brexit trade deal

By Han Tan, Market Analyst at FXTM With less than two weeks to go before the curtain fall on 2020, investors are still being made to wait on the ultimate fate of

19th December 2020

Markets/World

No-deal Brexit looms over Sterling

By Han Tan, Market Analyst at FXTM Prime Minister Boris Johnson has issued a stark warning asking his side of the English Channel to prepare for a hard Brexit. Despite this, GBPUSD

11th December 2020

Markets/World

Can ECB push the Euro lower?

By Hussein Sayed, Chief Market Strategist at FXTM The Euro has been one of the best performing major currencies this year, having appreciated 8% against the Dollar so far, while rebounding 14%

10th December 2020

Europe/Markets/World

Brexit: “The only certainty is more uncertainty for investors”

As UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson puts Britain on notice for a no-deal Brexit, many businesses and individuals will act swiftly to protect their wealth by considering international options, a leading investment

16th October 2020

Europe/World

Dollar bulls stage a comeback, Pound tumbles across the board

By Lukman Otunuga, Research Analyst at FXTM After being badly mistreated by G10, Asian and emerging market currencies over the past few months, the Dollar has had enough. The former king of the

9th September 2020

Markets/World

Pound could drop even further in June, to $1.18

The British pound – this month’s worst-performing major currency – could “easily drop to $1.18” at the end of June, warned Nigel Green, CEO of financial advisory deVere, as the currency shed

19th May 2020

Markets/World

Can lightning strike twice for U.S. oil price?

By Jameel Ahmad, Global Head of Market Research and Currency Strategy at FXTM Investors are keeping their fingers crossed as hope builds up following steps from world governments to gradually loosen lockdown

28th April 2020

Markets/World

Covid-19 – not Brexit – to deliver bloodiest nose to British pound

Coronavirus – not Brexit, nor the 2008 financial crash – is likely to deliver the biggest blow to the British pound, warned financial advisory deVere Group’s CEO, Nigel Green, as sterling fell

25th March 2020

Markets/World