· USD: Showing resilience and regaining strength
· EUR: Uncertainty over proposed fiscal stimulus measures
· GBP: Disappointing GDP data raises economic concerns
Yesterday’s market session was marked by volatility as another wave of tariff-related developments unsettled investors. ECB President Lagarde highlighted the growing uncertainty, stating that Trump’s actions have created instability not seen in years. Early in the session, both the USD and equities came under pressure, but sentiment improved after Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer reassured markets that his party would vote to prevent a government shutdown. Further optimism came as US and Canadian trade officials reported a constructive meeting, boosting risk appetite. Meanwhile, the euro weakened after a German Green Party official noted a lack of progress on the proposed €500m fiscal package. The pound also started the day on a weaker note, as UK GDP data disappointed, with unexpected declines in Manufacturing and Industrial output, reflecting ongoing economic struggles following Chancellor Rachel Reeves' tight fiscal policies.
Today's Interbank Rates at 10:09 am against GBP movement.
GBP>EUR – 1.1908
GBP>USD – 1.2935
EUR>GBP – 0.8400
EUR>USD – 1.0861
GBP>CAD – 1.8644
GBP>AUD – 2.0511
GBP>SEK – 13.173
GBP>AED – 4.7477
GBP>HKD – 10.051
GBP>ZAR – 23.545
GBP>CHF – 1.1439
GBP>PLN – 4.9716
· Central Bank Focus: Markets shift attention from trade tensions and geopolitical risks to upcoming US and UK interest rate decisions.
· Rate Expectations: No changes are anticipated, but statements will be closely analysed for hints on future cuts.
· Outlook for Cuts: Current projections suggest 2-3 rate reductions in 2024, likely beginning in the second half of the year.
14th of March 2025
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