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By John Hall April 17, 2025
📉 Markets brace as the ECB eyes a rate cut, with Christine Lagarde set to speak and global trade tensions bubbling in the background. What could this mean for your FX exposure or international plans?
By John Hall April 16, 2025
🚨 Markets in Motion : With UK inflation easing, US-China trade tensions flaring, and central banks under the spotlight, is now the time to rethink your global strategy?💬
By John Hall April 15, 2025
After hitting its lowest level since December 2023, GBPEUR has started to recover. Improved UK sentiment and a softer euro have helped reverse the recent dip
By John Hall April 14, 2025
📉 USD Slides, EUR Surges: What Tariffs, UK Data & ECB Moves Could Mean for Your Currency Strategy This Week
By John Hall April 11, 2025
Interestingly, the euro is being treated more like a safe-haven than a risk currency—helped by Germany’s pivot toward growth policies and the EU’s measured stance on tariffs. 👉 Is the euro becoming the new stabiliser in global markets?
By John Hall April 10, 2025
Market Calm or Just the Eye of the Storm? After a dramatic U-turn from the Trump administration, global markets rallied on hopes of eased tariffs. But with tensions still high—especially with China—and inflation data due today, uncertainty is far from over. 💬 What do you think today’s CPI print means for future rate moves? 📉 Is this market rebound sustainable—or just a pause before the next wave?
By John Hall April 9, 2025
Rate Cuts May Be Overestimated: With inflation rising, the Fed may not cut rates as much as expected.👉 Could a stronger dollar be back on the table?
By John Hall April 8, 2025
Markets can’t catch a break— or can they? Rumours of a tariff delay gave traders a brief sigh of relief… until they were denied. China is digging in, but some say negotiations are coming.  👀 Could this be the turning point, or just more noise?
By John Hall April 7, 2025
Trump's Tough Tariffs & Market Woes: Recession Fears, Rate Cuts, and Trade Tensions Heat Up
By John Hall April 4, 2025
Euro Holds Strong Despite Tariffs – Even with 20% tariffs in place, the euro managed to gain ground yesterday. Is this resilience a short-term reaction or a sign of underlying strength?
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