Weekly Market Watch emails

The Pound and Aussie Dollar finished last week as winners, while the Rand’s rally appears to be slowing.

The Pound rebounded confidently over the past week, while the USD and AUD lulled.

The Rand outperformed almost all major currencies, while the UK's easing of lockdown boosts economic activity and consumer confidence.

This week’s economic calendar will be a little busier than last week, with key data due. Surprising UK growth, Australian job market results a...

A year after the market cratered in the Covid-19 crash, the global outlook is set to turn optimistic.

Despite varied vaccination successes, major markets continue to maintain positive outlooks ahead of a week of heavy data releases.

While conversation around interest rates continue to dominate the headlines, economic recovery is in focus as vaccination progress is made acr...

While the major currencies remained stable, it was the Aussie’s strong local data, and stronger forecast, that secured its top-spot status las...

Developments in the global markets last week saw the Dollar and Pound rise, while the Euro and Rand tumbled.

Despite a choppy week for the markets, all eyes will be on Sunak Rishi’s UK budget and road to recovery on Wednesday.

While the major markets flounder, the British Pound and Aussie Dollar are soaring amid positive economic updates and better-than-expected jobs...

Monthly, quarterly and yearly reports will drive the global market this week.

Despite excitement about the new US stimulus package, Coronavirus concerns remain in play for the global market.

Heavy data releases will capture market attention over the coming week.

With a light week of data ahead, major and emerging markets are still subject to widespread volatility.

Despite a new administration taking office in the US, retail sales, consumer prices and economic trend indexes will drive the data-heavy week ...

Wide-ranging economic data from the end of 2020 continues to guide major currencies, alongside continued Covid-19 developments and renewed loc...

Markets are mixed as a new variant of the Coronavirus is causing chaos ahead of the holiday season.

Risk sentiment is set to drive major economies over the coming week, on the back of widespread vaccine deployment.

Despite hopes of a continued upward trend, the market remains volatile on the back of a heavy economic data week.