The latest UK inflation report was somewhat mixed for April. As expected, headline CPI thankfully slipped from double digits to 8.7% on an annual basis. However, markets had been expecting a bigger...
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The Chancellor opened his budget announcement with positive news from the Office of Budget Responsibility, which has forecast the UK will now avoid a recession in 2023 and inflation will slow to 2.9% by the end of 2023, down from 10.7% in the fourth quarter of 2022.
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Finally, markets get something to smile about on inflation. There was a collective sigh of relief yesterday afternoon, as the…
Amongst key UK economic releases this week, there was an unexpected increase in the latest ILO unemployment rate, which jumped from 3.8 to 3.9% during March. There were also higher claims than expected, with an increase of 46.7K against an expected decline of...
With both the Fed and ECB raising rates by another 25bps, markets believe that the BoE will replicate next week, raising UK rates to 4.5% in the process. That would be the twelfth straight meeting in which the BoE have raised rates. Much the same as with this week’s...
The latest UK inflation report was somewhat mixed for April. As expected, headline CPI thankfully slipped from double digits to 8.7% on an annual basis. However, markets had been expecting a bigger decline to...
With both the Fed and ECB raising rates by another 25bps, markets believe that the BoE will replicate next week, raising UK rates to 4.5% in the process. That would be the twelfth straight meeting in which the BoE have raised rates. Much the same as with this week’s...
The Moneycorp dealers share their insights on the month and look ahead at trends that might impact market movements.
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A discussion of the highs, lows and lessons of the past 18 months for a young, British SME with global ambition
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Moneycorp Bank increases its operations in the MENA territory as part of its wider goal to become a leading provider of foreign currency liquidity to financial institutions worldwide.
Expanding your enterprise into foreign markets can expand your customer base and increase profitability. Find out how to set up an international business.
The cost of living crisis’ impact on small businesses in the UK is serious. Find out what caused it, how it’s impacting SMEs, and what to do about it.
As China welcomes in their New Year, there is increasing optimism the country can recover economically, especially given that they are now finally emerging fully from three years of government-induced pandemic isolation...
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The outlook for the London property market, and beyond, for non-UK residents.
Currency volatility happens during periods of economic and/or political uncertainty. The value of the pound may fluctuate in response to unexpected economic results...
How has the global economy performed in the first half of 2021 and how does this affect currency exchange rates? Learn the answers with our in-depth report.
Whether you’re buying a retirement villa, a family home in the sun or a seaside apartment for when you need to escape the rat-race, learn how you can make your overseas property dream a reality with our handy guide to buying property overseas.
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US dollar battled with ongoing losses in Q1 before having a sudden reversal. Here’s why.
Welcome to The Secret Economist’s 2023 outlook, powered by Moneycorp. In this edition, The secret Economist gives their views on the shape of the economy for the year ahead, and what major events are likely to impact monetary policy.
Q3 finished with the US dollar rocketing to multi-decade highs as the markets took fright from some concerning geopolitical and domestic political issues...
If you thought Q2 was an interesting quarter in terms of FX market moves, geopolitical risks, inflation and tightening monetary policy, then Q3 was even more...
Q1 began in more upbeat mood, with signs that the government’s gamble to not impose another lockdown had paid off.
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Marianne Gilmore hosts Balshen Izzet, Julia Duthie, and Sara Weller CBE to discuss female empowerment in the workplace and celebrate Women’s History Month.
With 2023 set to bring more economic turbulence, tune in to our panel as they share their insights into the FX market and how to manage risk for you and your business. They’ll look back at Q4’s market activity and identify the key events in 2023 worth keeping an eye on....
As we near two years since the first global case of Covid-19, we look back at the impact that Covid-19 has had, now that we are entering the recovery stage of the pandemic.
As we near two years since the first global case of Covid-19, we look back at the impact that Covid-19 has had, now that we are entering the recovery stage of the pandemic.
Shipping, logistics and customs for businesses in 2021 and beyond. As we approach 4 months in a post-Brexit world, businesses are still experiencing challenges...
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