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Trump’s Greenland Gambit Rekindles Fears of a Trade War

As we have already grown accustomed to, Donald Trump once again turned global trade relations upside down over the weekend, threatening to impose higher...

Currency Market Outlook 2026: 8 Key Factors Driving Volatility

We do not expect a quiet new year; instead, we see a range of factors that could influence volatility in the currency market. On...

Swiss Franc Strengthens on Trade Deal Speculation; Zloty Outperforms Dollar and Pound

The Prospect of a U.S. Government Reopening Doesn’t Necessarily Strengthen the Dollar. Weak U.S. Labor Data Sends a Warning to Investors, While the Polish...

U.S. Senate Breaks Budget Deadlock After 40 Days — Markets Rally as Hopes Rise for an End to the Shutdown

Senate Breaks Deadlock, Raising Hopes for an End to the U.S. Shutdown. GBP/USD Rebounds from 1.30 – What’s Next for UK Monetary Policy? Quiet...

Bank of England Expected to Pause Rate Cuts, New Transparency Measures in Focus

The Bank of England (BoE) is almost certain to keep its main interest rate unchanged at 4%, ending a series of quarterly rate cuts...

UK Economy Slows, but the Pound Holds Strong as the USD Loses Momentum

Despite underwhelming economic data from the United Kingdom, the British pound performed well on Thursday across global markets. Temporary easing of certain geopolitical risks...

Pound Under Pressure as UK Inflation Hits 18-Month High

In July, inflation in the United Kingdom rose to 3.8% year-on-year, reaching its highest level in 18 months. The main drivers were rising fuel,...

Dollar’s Wild Ride: From Sharp Gains to Sell-Off on NFP Surprise

The last few days have brought one of the strongest rallies in the dollar’s strength. The U.S. currency experienced its biggest weekly appreciation since...

Inflation in Poland Rose to 4.1% in June — End of Hopes for a Rate Cut?

According to preliminary data from the Central Statistical Office (GUS), inflation in Poland increased to 4.1% in June, up from 4.0% recorded in May....

Nawrocki Victory Brings Uncertainty; RPP Expected to Hold Rates

The market’s reaction to Karol Nawrocki’s win has been moderate, as anticipated. The scale of the post-election sell-off of Polish assets is not strong,...

Geopolitical Tensions Rise: Israel Threatens Iran, Russia Moves Troops

Wednesday’s trading session was dominated by rising geopolitical tensions. Reports suggest Israel may launch a strike against Iran, while Russia is relocating troops near...

The Global “Gold Arms Race”: Why Central Banks Are Hoarding Gold and What It Means for Investors

In recent years, we’ve witnessed a so-called "gold arms race"—a surge in gold reserve accumulation by several countries. For centuries, gold has played a...

Canada Votes: Liberal Fears of Trump’s Tariffs or Conservative Fears of Liberal Rule?

Who Will Win the Canadian Election on April 28? Liberal Fear of Trump’s Tariffs or Conservative Fear of Four More Years of Liberal Rule? Until...

Trump Attacks the Fed Again – Dollar Retreats, Zloty Shines Amid Market Volatility

The past week on the currency market was relatively calm—until Good Friday, when Donald Trump disrupted the peace with a chaotic social media attack...
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