Press releases

Moneycorp is dedicated not only to reporting on currency information and news, but also to investigating trends and significant market data. See our most recent press releases below.

  • Farmers Must Act Now to Reap Benefits of 2010 Single Farm Payment

    Farmers Must Act Now to Reap Benefits of 2010 Single Farm Payment

    Moneycorp, 25 Jan 2010, Chris Redfern

    Volatile pound will affect amount UK Farmers receive from European subsidy

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  • Pound/Euro Parity Looming?

    Pound/Euro Parity Looming?

    Moneycorp, 21 Dec 2009

    Manufacturing growth is still slowing, unemployment is rising and the UK is the only G20 economy still in recession.

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  • Expats coming home?

    Expats coming home?

    Moneycorp, 16 Dec 2009, David Kerns

    Moneycorp global survey reveals 70% of expats in EU are considering moving back to the UK

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  • The two sides of a coin

    The two sides of a coin

    Moneycorp, 02 Jul 2009, David Kerns

    A weaker pound has had a major impact on UK businesses, as Finance Directors have struggled to manage currency exposure. For importers cost pressures have heightened, but for exporters opportunities to profit have been plentiful.

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  • Sterling weakness threatens 1,000,000 SMEs

    Sterling weakness threatens 1,000,000 SMEs

    Moneycorp, 17 Dec 2008, David Kerns

    As Sterling continues to weaken in the currency markets, research from Moneycorp reveals that small and medium sized companies are concerned about their future. A quarter of the 1,000 CEOs, CFOs and managing directors of SMEs that were surveyed in November 2008 claim their business will be under threat if the Pound continues to decline.

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  • Importers face toughest conditions since 1992 recession

    Importers face toughest conditions since 1992 recession

    Moneycorp, 17 Dec 2008, David Kerns

    Importers are facing the toughest conditions in 16 years, foreign exchange specialist, Moneycorp, claimed today. The weak Pound and soaring cost of transporting goods from abroad have dealt a combined blow to importers, particularly those trading with the Eurozone – the UK’s number one import market.

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