Read our currency forecasts and market reports for details of what could affect the Pound, Euro, US Dollar, Australian Dollar and many of the other major currencies.
The Australian dollar was on the back foot this week, as Australia’s economic growth disappointed in Q3, from July to September. As a result, the Reserve Bank of Australia looks increasingly set to cut interest rates further in 2020.
By Daniel Wright
Sterling has received a welcome boost, as the UK’s manufacturing activity increased in November, partly making up for rising poll uncertainty over the UK’s general election next Thursday.
By Ben Small
The Australian dollar has declined, as financial markets think that the Reserve Bank of Australia will cut interest rates further and start QE in 2020.
Movement for sterling exchange rates muted as initial responses suggest that the party leaders were neck and neck in the polls for best performance.
By Jonathan Watson
Concerning unemployment data and wage growth figures weigh on the Australian dollar.
Reserve Bank of Australia signals further rate cuts in 2020, despite promising trade surplus data.
Jeremy Corbyn and Joe Swinson campaign speaches to take place today as party leaders try to chip away Conservative lead in the election polls.
MP's vote through general election to be held on December 12th with 438 votes for and 20 votes against.
By Amelia Spencer
GBP/EUR exchange rates remain static from the lack of clarity of Brexit. Will the EU27 agree to another Brexit extension?
Government to attempt to bring back Brexit deal vote today; European Central Bank meeting this Thursday; Federal Reserve interest rate decision.
By Brett Goulty
Sterling reached a 3 year high against the Australian dollar this week as Australia's economy shows further signs of weakness.
Sterling faces crucial next few days; Eurozone Consumer Price Index inflation data falls; Pound to US dollar rate hits 5 month high.
By James Lovick
Boris heads to Ireland for last gasp Brexit talks before EU summit next week; Factors impacting EUR/GBP rates this week; Is a US interest rate cut on the horizon?
By Dayle Littlejohn
Brexit no deal, UK borrowing could rise to £100bn; Key German economic data released on Thursday; US China trade deal looks ‘unlikely’.
By Tom Holian
Continued uncertainty over Brexit weighs on the pound; Euro gains slightly after falling to lowest levels against the USD since May 2017; Mixed US jobs data; Australian Retail sales short of expectations
By Royston Howell
