The Pound (GBP) lost ground on Tuesday as investors reacted to a sharp rise in UK public sector borrowing. Figures from the ...

Pantheon’s forecasts imply gilt yields drifting slightly lower next year, with the 10-year seen at 4.51% by September 2025 ...

Economists forecast that both headline and core CPI will edge higher, reinforcing the view that inflation remains stubbornly ...

Nordea is not positive on the dollar outlook, but is considers that there is limited scope for near-term losses given the ...

The Pound (GBP) was mixed on Tuesday after official figures showed UK public sector borrowing surged to £20.2 billion in September — the highest level for the April-to-September period since 2020.

The Brent crude oil price is trading around $61.35, up 0.7% on the day, while WTI sits near $57.49, but Goldman Sachs expects renewed downside ahead as evidence of a global oil surplus grows.

Stock markets had stabilised and the US dollar was recovering despite the worrying backdrop of the US government shutdown and the trade war escalation. Other currencies had their own domestic worries ...