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Markets largely shrugged off renewed Middle East tensions this week, so Tuesday's US CPI is the first real test of whether the dollar's pullback has legs.
A sharp US jobs miss set the tone last week, with NFP at 57K against the 113K expected, softening the dollar and trimming near-term Fed hike bets.
Sterling edged higher this week as Keir Starmer resigned as Prime Minister, with Andy Burnham's path to Number 10 now confirmed.
A US/Iran peace deal, due to be signed in Switzerland, has lifted risk appetite and softened the dollar to start the week.
A bumper US jobs report reset the tone last week, driving a sharp dollar rally and lifting the odds of a December Fed hike.
Conflict is keeping the majors penned into tight ranges, with safe-haven flows the clearest beneficiary.
Sterling suffered its worst weekly drop since November 2024 last week as UK leadership challenges sent the pound and Gilts sharply lower.
Different B2B payment solutions vary in cost, speed, currency coverage, and levels of support. To help you make an informed decision, this article covers everything you need to consider if switching away from your bank to a dedicated B2B payment solution.
Last week's local election results have plunged Starmer's leadership into question, but continuing impact on currency markets remains to be seen. Sterling is supported by a broader risk-on sentiment, while the euro is held in check by growth concerns despite a 'live' ECB June meeting.
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