By Craig Erlam A busy week comes to an end with a triple witching event that no doubt added to the lively conditions. And next week is only going to go up
By Craig Erlam The Bank of England may have little option but to raise rates again next week, despite comments recently indicating the debate will be fairly balanced. The UK labour market
By Craig Erlam A relatively quiet start to the week from an economic data perspective, but we saw some decent moves in the markets, particularly in the Japanese yen. The yen jumped
By Craig Erlam A big couple of weeks are in store for the Bank of England and Friday’s figures may support the case for a more balanced debate on September 21,
By Lukman Otunuga, Senior Market Analyst at FXTM Asian markets were painted red on Tuesday with Chinese stocks leading losses, as disappointing PMI services data fuelled concerns over the nation’s sluggish economic
By Craig Erlam The Australian dollar fell further Tuesday morning despite the RBA holding interest rates steady and warning that further tightening may be necessary. The central bank warned that while inflation
By Craig Erlam If you’re a Federal Reserve official, you’ll find it hard not to be very pleased with the way this week’s gone from a labour market data perspective. The JOLTS
By Craig Erlam Eurozone economic indicators on Thursday have been something of a mixed bag, although traders seem enthused on the back of them, rather than disappointed. We’ve seen regional data over
By Craig Erlam The recovery in equity markets stalled on Wednesday as traders eyed the big economic releases in the week. The ADP and revised GDP numbers may attract some attention, but
By Craig Erlam As we near the end of the summer, activity will start to pick up again and that may begin this week in the build-up to Friday’s jobs report. With
