We’ve gone through a long period* of a large chunk of economic data being unanchored from normality and its use as a month-on-month...
A largely unavoidable mention of the “B” word, but during the General Election and the United Kingdom’s formal withdrawal from the...
Good Afternoon, The US Federal Reserve has made its first emergency rate cut since the height of the 2008 financial crisis on concerns...
We’ve once again seen GBP take a kicking against EUR at the start of today’s session, as well as EUR momentum against USD, but while...
We’re a bit survey waffle heavy today, but its worth digging into the latest Purchasing Managers’ Index surveys to get a snapshot of the...
For somebody who spent a good number of years filling column inches with his disdain for the policies of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown,...
We had said throughout much of the doom and gloom running up to January’s Bank of England meetings that it was important to look at the...
There isn't a mountain of key data on the calendar for this week, but there are nonetheless some key points that could move currency...
Today brought more talk of rate cuts, but we need to see more post-election post-Brexit data . Sterling took another knock this morning...
GBP is struggling to catch a break right now – in some parts deservedly, in others maybe less so. It saw some post-election strengthening...
It might be seen by some as lazy or formulaic to kick off 2020 with a quick recap of the 2010s, and then a few broad predictions about...
It’s foreseeable that we may enter into a bit of a funny patch for the Bank of England in the first quarter of 2020. Through the trials...
We don’t have a crystal ball at Labarde Management, but we have a funny feeling that January 2020 is going to look a lot like January...
With less than 24 hours to go until the UK goes to the polls, you’ll have been bombarded with every survey from Ipsos Mori to Survation....