The British currency was the top performer of the week. There was a lively week for the pound, which began with a public row between London and Brussels.
The British currency was the top performer of the week. There was a lively week for the pound, which began with a public row between London and Brussels.
As traders widely expected, Bank of England raised interests from 0.50% to 0.75% after nine years.
The Japanese currency dropped against the US Dollar and is set to register its biggest daily loss in 3 weeks. Let’s find out how has the BOJ policy meeting been concluded.
UK Prime Minister Theresa May’s government faces another obstacle: the latest parliamentary vote on her Brexit plans.
China is ready to respond to US $50 billion tariffs in Chinese imports announced by Trump last Friday. Fears that the trade war escalates exerted a pressure on oil prices.