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Global Exchange

Exchange Rates for Thursday 17th May 2012

Market Updates

Sterling ends the week on the up but faces a big week ahead

The British economy fell under the financial media spotlight at the start of last week after ratings agency Moody's put the UK on a negative outlook implying that there was a 30% chance that the UK would loose its triple A credit rating in the next 18 months. Read More »

Greece to get bailout after all as trust wanes between Athens and Brussels

Unlike the UK unemployment figures, which rose again on Wednesday, the Australian figures showed 46,300 jobs were added to the Australian economy overnight. Read More »

Bank of England and European Central Bank meetings today will ensure some volatility

The only currency to do anything yesterday was Sterling. And it wasn't good news for those wanting to sell Sterling and buy currency as Sterling moved lower across the board, Read More »

Greece again fails to agree terms for a new bail out

The Euro weakened yesterday as Greece failed once again to agree on terms for a new bailout, postponing a decision by yet another day and leaving everyone else arguing over whether it was the 17th or 18th time this had happened. Read More »

Could a quiet week end with a bang?

There has been a distinct lack of inspiration this week which has seen currencies drift aimlessly with very little net movement. Read More »

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