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Markets Hold Steady Through Volatility The FED cut their base rate by the slightly unexpected 50 points. This caused big moves in GBP/USD and EUR/USD rates. However, what went up, came back down further....then came back up! That leaves rates similar to where they were 24 hours ago. However that's ahead of the big one at lunch time. The UK interest rate decision. Analysts believe a zero change is nailed on to stay at 5%. However most analysts believed the FED would only slice 25 points off their base rate last night. The interesting number might be the monetary policy committee vote count. There are 9 members of the committee meaning theirs always a deciding vote....although there are 3 options on the table. Rate up, rate down, or no change. Consensus suggests the members will vote 7 for unchanged and 2 for a cut. This could be the mover of the markets if it's different to this, and there's also the monetary policy committees report which analyses their decisions. With GBP/EUR rattling near highs, there could be a degree of risk coming off the table, and forward contracts being entered into. Statistically speaking it seems more likely the Pound could drop versus the Euro, but time will tell. If that wasn't enough, breakfast tomorrow sees the UKs public sector net borrowing position and retail sales numbers. Anyone trading Pounds in any direction and into any currency should be watchful in the next 24 hours. The early hours of tomorrow sees both the Peoples Bank of China and the Bank of Japan release their interest rate decisions. The Japanese Yen, in particular, will be followed intently as the move from negative -0.1% last decision date shocked the global stock markets and wiped billions off valuations in 24 hours. Business news centres on the upcoming BoE rate decision. Economic calendar UK: 12:00 BoE Interest Rate Decision UK: 12:00 MPC Vote Count UK: 12:00 MPC Statement CHN: Friday 02:15 PBoC Interest Rate Decision JPN: Friday BoJ Interest rate Decision UK: Friday 07:00 Public Sector Net Borrowing UK: Friday 07:00 Retail Sales #sendmoney #sendmoneyabroad #foreigncurrency #foreignexchangecurrency #bankofengland #compareremittancerates #comparerates #money #moneytransfer #transfermoney #moneyexchange #inflationrate #inflation #interestrate #interestrates #rateofinterest #exchangerate #exchangerates #bestexchangerate #bestexchangerates #currencyexchangerates #dailyexchangerate #foreignexchangerates #currencyconversion #currencyconversions #currency #currencytrading #currencyexchange #currencymarket #currencypairs

UK Wage Growth Slows Breakfast saw the unemployment rate and the average earnings reported in the UK. Unemployment came in at the expected 4.4%, whilst wage growth slowed to 5.7%. However this is in line with dropping inflation which is at 2%, so wage growth is now outstripping increases in prices. This was a bit of storm in a teacup for Sterling rates that showed a bit of volatility before calming down. Looking ahead the big news is the European interest rate decision where analysts are expecting a hold at 4.25%. The ECB press conference follows which could be the mover for GBP/EUR today. Going into tomorrow is eyes back on the Pound. Just after midnight there's a consumer confidence reading before the retail sales report out at breakfast. Analysts are expecting the June report to show a -0.4% monthly contraction. Business news looks at how long some of the changes suggested by Labour could take to make a difference....the expectation is it could take a while.... Economic calendar EUR: 13:15 ECB Interest Rate Decision EUR: 13:45 ECB Press Conference UK: Friday 00:01 Gfk Consumer Confidence UK: Friday 07:00 Retail Sales #sendmoney #sendmoneyabroad #foreigncurrency #foreignexchangecurrency #bankofengland #compareremittancerates #comparerates #money #moneytransfer #transfermoney #moneyexchange #inflationrate #inflation #interestrate #interestrates #rateofinterest #exchangerate #exchangerates #bestexchangerate #bestexchangerates #currencyexchangerates #dailyexchangerate #foreignexchangerates #currencyconversion #currencyconversions #currency #currencytrading #currencyexchange #currencymarket #currencypairs

Pound Bounces On Speeches Yesterday afternoon saw the Pound leap up close to year highs again on the back of positive rhetoric from the Bank of England. Versus the Euro it looks like Sterling has joined in the winning ways. As expected the German inflation came in in line with expectations. However the UK GDP number came in at monthly growth of 0.4% versus an expected 0.2%. This could keep GBP/EUR touching those highs. However today will see the test of GBP/USD. It's all eyes on the US inflation report just after lunch. Analysts are expecting no change from last month of annualised growth of 3.4%. This will be a telling number in the central banks war on inflation. Once that report is priced in it's the turn of the second biggest economy in the early hours of Friday. Chinese import and export numbers will be reported before breakfast which is a bellwether of the global consumer demand. Business news centres on the UK's water companies for a change from the energy companies. Every 5 years the regulator, Ofwat, decides the maximum price and the service level expected from each of the 17 geographical companies. Thames Water, in particular, has been in the spotlight during recent months. Economic calendar US: 13:30 Inflation Report CHN: Friday 04:00 Imports and Exports #sendmoney #sendmoneyabroad #foreigncurrency #foreignexchangecurrency #bankofengland #compareremittancerates #comparerates #money #moneytransfer #transfermoney #moneyexchange #inflationrate #inflation #interestrate #interestrates #rateofinterest #exchangerate #exchangerates #bestexchangerate #bestexchangerates #currencyexchangerates #dailyexchangerate #foreignexchangerates #currencyconversion #currencyconversions #currency #currencytrading #currencyexchange #currencymarket #currencypairs

Labour Win - MI050724 It's in - Labour win the general election. Very interesting to see what this will mean for currency markets. Historically there has been some volatility on the back of general elections. However with such a strong forecast for a Labour win, it could well be that any volatility is already priced in. Certainly GBP/EUR and GBP/USD have been relatively unflinching. Outside of this there's a big day of news which could affect rates through the course of today. European retail sales and Canadian unemployment are precursors to the big one. It's non farm payrolls day in the US. The bellwether of the US economy. Analysts are expecting an increase of 190,000 full time jobs in the worlds largest economy. Economic calendar EUR: 10:00 Retail Sales CAN: 13:30 Unemployment Rate US: 13:30 Non Farm Payrolls FRN: Sunday National Election hashtag #sendmoney hashtag #sendmoneyabroad hashtag #foreigncurrency hashtag #foreignexchangecurrency hashtag #bankofengland hashtag #compareremittancerates hashtag #comparerates hashtag #money hashtag #moneytransfer hashtag #transfermoney hashtag #moneyexchange hashtag #inflationrate hashtag #inflation hashtag #interestrate hashtag #interestrates hashtag #rateofinterest hashtag #exchangerate hashtag #exchangerates hashtag #bestexchangerate hashtag #bestexchangerates hashtag #currencyexchangerates hashtag #dailyexchangerate hashtag #foreignexchangerates hashtag #currencyconversion hashtag #currencyconversions hashtag #currency hashtag #currencytrading hashtag #currencyexchange hashtag #currencymarket hashtag #currencypairs

Eurozone Inflation Inbound - MI020724 Around mid morning the EU inflation number gets reported. Analysts expect annualised growth of 2.5% which is a slight downtick from the 2.6% reported in June. This will be a key number for today as the ECB has already made its first base rate cut whilst most other countries have held their rates. The base rate is the main lever a central bank can pull or push to control inflation. The theory being that if it costs more to borrow (higher base rate), consumers will borrow less and therefore spend less, in turn dropping inflation. The key is the balance. Some growth is healthy whereas hyper inflation on the upside and deflation on the downside are seen as unhealthy for the economy. There's a press conference with 2 big hitters later yesterday being the Chair of the FED, Jerome Powell, and the President of the ECB, Christine Lagarde. After that it's over to Australia for the a slew of information in the early hours, so traders will be relishing the prospect of movement in the Aussie Dollar. Business news in the UK looks at shop prices and a slow down in increases reported last night. Cited were discounted televisions ahead of the Euros. Economic calendar EUR: 10:00 Inflation Report EUR: 14:30 ECBs Christine Lagarde Press Conference US: 14:30 FEDs Jerome Powell Press Conference AUS: Wednesday 00:00 AIG Manufacturing PMI AUS: Wednesday 02:30 Retail Sales #sendmoney #sendmoneyabroad #foreigncurrency #foreignexchangecurrency #bankofengland #compareremittancerates #comparerates #money #moneytransfer #transfermoney #moneyexchange #inflationrate #inflation #interestrate #interestrates #rateofinterest #exchangerate #exchangerates #bestexchangerate #bestexchangerates #currencyexchangerates #dailyexchangerate #foreignexchangerates #currencyconversion #currencyconversions #currency #currencytrading #currencyexchange #currencymarket #currencypairs

Global Inflation Rising - MI260624 We've seen inflation reports from both hemispheres in the last 24 hours. Canada was expected to be 2.6% and came in at 2.9%. Australia was expected to be 3.8% and came in at 4%. This takes a lot of pressure off central banks to cut rates although the rhetoric is still for Summer cuts. Today sees American bank stress tests ahead of a Eurozone summit tomorrow. Business news is dominated by Royal Mail in one form or another. There's the ongoing post office debacle alongside the Post Office takeover. Economic calendar US: 21:30 Bank Stress Test EUR: Thursday Leaders Summit #sendmoney #sendmoneyabroad #foreigncurrency #foreignexchangecurrency #bankofengland #compareremittancerates #comparerates #money #moneytransfer #transfermoney #moneyexchange #inflationrate #inflation #interestrate #interestrates #rateofinterest #exchangerate #exchangerates #bestexchangerate #bestexchangerates #currencyexchangerates #dailyexchangerate #foreignexchangerates #currencyconversion #currencyconversions #currency #currencytrading #currencyexchange #currencymarket #currencypairs

It's A Canadian 24 Hours - MI240624 Short of a news story it's only Canadian data that's scheduled for the next 24 hours. It's a speech from the Bank of Canadas Governor, Tiff Macklem, first before their inflation number tomorrow. For the latter it's a 2.6% annualised growth reading that's expected. In and around that there's speeches from central banks in an otherwise quiet day for scheduled news. Business news is equally thin on the ground with the highlight being the scaling back of Saudi Arabias 2030 projects due to oil prices. Economic calendar GER: 11:15 BUBA's Joachim Nagel Speech EUR: 16:30 ECB's Isabel Schnabel Speech CAN: 18:00 BoC's Tiff Macklem Speech US: 19:00 FED's Mary Daly Speech #sendmoney #sendmoneyabroad #foreigncurrency #foreignexchangecurrency #bankofengland #compareremittancerates #comparerates #money #moneytransfer #transfermoney #moneyexchange #inflationrate #inflation #interestrate #interestrates #rateofinterest #exchangerate #exchangerates #bestexchangerate #bestexchangerates #currencyexchangerates #dailyexchangerate #foreignexchangerates #currencyconversion #currencyconversions #currency #currencytrading #currencyexchange #currencymarket #currencypairs

Eyes Down For Massive 24 Hours - MI180624 This is the start of 48 hours of serious news....the potential for big moves with an equal potential to be a storm in a teacup.... Eurozone inflation kicks things off with annualised growth of 2.9% expected. Either side could see moves for GBP/EUR, although the ECB has already cut its base rate earlier in the month. Then a hop over the pond to the US for their retail sales numbers. GBP/USD has seen the Pound lose a bit of strength over the last week, so maybe this will be the catalyst for a fight back. However tomorrow breakfast sees the big one. UK inflation which precedes the Bank of Englands interest rate decision on Thursday. At the moment the prediction is for annualised growth of 2.0% and for the base rate to be kept at 5.25%. Watch this space. Traders will be taking positions through the day ahead of tomorrow morning. Business news centres on UK Governmental spending over the coming year. It's expected to be relatively low which could impact economic growth. Economic calendar EUR: 10:00 Inflation Report US: 13:30 Retail Sales UK: Wednesday 07:00 Inflation Report #sendmoney #sendmoneyabroad #foreigncurrency #foreignexchangecurrency #bankofengland #compareremittancerates #comparerates #money #moneytransfer #transfermoney #moneyexchange #inflationrate #inflation #interestrate #interestrates #rateofinterest #exchangerate #exchangerates #bestexchangerate #bestexchangerates #currencyexchangerates #dailyexchangerate #foreignexchangerates #currencyconversion #currencyconversions #currency #currencytrading #currencyexchange #currencymarket #currencypairs

Pound Tracking Sideways - MI030624 The trading week has started more or less where it left off on Friday. GBP/EUR and GBP/USD are both tracking sideways at the moment. It could be US manufacturing data later this afternoon that could move the USD rate. Other than that it's a quiet day for scheduled news. There is UK retail sales numbers out at midnight, so that could shed a light on the UK economy. Business news is dominated by a potential initial public offering (IPO) of the Chinese online fashion company, Shein. Estimates put it's value in excess of £50 billion. Economic calendar US: 15:00 ISM Manufacturing PMI UK: Tuesday 00:01 BRC Like for Like Retail Sales #currencytrading hashtag#fx hashtag#london hashtag#relocation hashtag#livingabroad hashtag#regencyfx hashtag#entrepreneurminds hashtag#entrepreneurlife hashtag#marketdata hashtag#gbp hashtag#londonlife hashtag#costofliving hashtag#internationalpayments hashtag#networking hashtag#luxurylifestyle hashtag#currencyupdate hashtag#fx hashtag#currency hashtag#strategy hashtag#expat hashtag#currencytransfer hashtag#exchangerate hashtag#usd hashtag#eur hashtag#euro hashtag#bankofengland hashtag#interestrates hashtag#inflation hashtag#retail hashtag#FED hashtag#federalreserve

Pound Shorts Get Wiped Out - MI300524 Yesterday saw what looked to be a number of large, short positions wiped out in GBP/EUR. There was a spike in the rate that instantly settled back. This could have been caused by short positions (bets that the rate is going to drop) being closed out on automatic orders called stop losses. The rate was touching year highs again, and for the other times this happened the rate dropped back. This could have led to traders betting that the rate was going to drop again, and when it didn't their automatic orders could have triggered causing the spike. Other than that Pound rates remain quite quiet. The change could come later with the preliminary GDP numbers being released in the US. Analysts are predicting quarterly growth of 1.3% which would indicate the US economy is in good shape. Going into tomorrow things could change again with Japanese inflation and unemployment numbers out. If that wasn't enough there's German retail sales followed by the Nationwide, in the UK, releasing its change in house prices. Business news centres on supermarkets promoting spending targets for rewards which is feared could lead to consumers over spending. Economic calendar US: 13:30 Preliminary GDP Report JPN: Friday 00:30 Inflation Report JPN: Friday 00:30 Unemployment Rate GER: Friday 07:00 Retail Sales UK: Friday 07:00 Nationwide House Prices hashtag #currencytrading hashtag#fx hashtag#london hashtag#relocation hashtag#livingabroad hashtag#regencyfx hashtag#entrepreneurminds hashtag#entrepreneurlife hashtag#marketdata hashtag#gbp hashtag#londonlife hashtag#costofliving hashtag#internationalpayments hashtag#networking hashtag#luxurylifestyle hashtag#currencyupdate hashtag#fx hashtag#currency hashtag#strategy hashtag#expat hashtag#currencytransfer hashtag#exchangerate hashtag#usd hashtag#eur hashtag#euro hashtag#bankofengland hashtag#interestrates hashtag#inflation hashtag#retail hashtag#FED hashtag#federalreserve

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