Currency markets aren’t prepared for a Donald Trump victory We are less than a fortnight away from the culmination of arguably the most divisive US presidential campaign in history and currency markets are currently preparing themselves for another political spasm. Needless to say, in the same way that sterling was used as a pressure point in the run up to the EU referendum and [...]
The UK has turned its back on the EU – we must not do the same to China It has been a little over two months since the EU referendum and data from the UK economy has continued to leave both sides of the Brexit debate wanting. Commentators were overly negative in July and now seem to be swinging excessively positive but the reality is we simply haven’t had enough data to work [...]
