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.
Boris Johnson is yet to put forward any alternatives to Irish backstop; ECB could Change Monetary Policy; Federal Reserve US Interest Rate Decision.
By Daniel Johnson
Sterling strengthens as Boris Johnson met EU counterparts yesterday; Euro continues to fall against Sterling; US Dollar strengthens following attack on Saudi Arabia’s oil reserves.
By Amelia Spencer
Bank of England interest rate decision, what could happen?; Euro rebounds after ECB interest rate decision; Progress in US China trade talks
By Brett Goulty
The pound has moved against the US dollar this week as US economic data came in under forecast.
By Daniel Wright
Supreme Court hearing discussing Parliament proroguement legality on Tuesday 17th September; ECB interest rate decision today; US Fed interest decision next week, what could happen?
By James Lovick
Boris Johnson changes his tone as he seeks a new Brexit deal; German Government could inject €50 into their economy; US Fed likely to cut interest rates.
By Oliver Godwin
Sterling continues its gradual climb against its major currency counterparts; Investor confidence in the Eurozone grows; US dollar loses ground against its major currency counterparts.
By Ben Small
In today’s market report; UK Parliament to be suspended this week; ECB focus on change to monetary policy; American economy produces mixed readings.
By Lauren Buckner
Trade war weakens US manufacturing sector. Will the US Federal Reserve cut interest rates soon?
Boris Johnson's fails to achieve two thirds of the vote in parliament to trigger a snap election. What does this mean for GBP exchange rates?
By Dayle Littlejohn
In today's market report; Parliament and MPs block no deal Brexit; Pound to US Dollar rate hits 3 year lows; Could the ECB be looking to cut interest rates further?
By Tom Holian
GBP value falls against the majority of currencies as Parliament resumes from summer break.
By Royston Howell
Sterling value falls amid London protests over Boris Johnson’s decision to suspend Parliament.
By Chris Doane
Brexit uncertainty continues to encourage investors to buy the 'safe haven' dollar.
Trump forces China to the negotiation table with a further 5% increase in tariffs.
