From dollar to yen: answering policy questions from around the world
In this week’s episode of Currency Exchange, host Brian Dangerfield is joined by Paul Robson, to discuss the major themes driving foreign exchange markets. The conversation covers the ECB’s latest decision, upcoming meetings from the Fed, Bank of England and Bank of Japan, and the implications for …
Sterling shrugs, dollar crowds, yen cracks
Markets may look calm, but beneath the surface FX risks are building. In this episode of The Currency Exchange, Brian Daingerfield and Paul Robson unpack sterling’s surprising resilience, the political and fiscal risks waiting in the autumn, why the dollar’s rally may be running out of fresh fuel, …
Pound outperforms, but for how long?
This week, Brian Daingerfield and Paul Robson discuss yet more sterling outperformance. While UK rates continue to support the currency, the discussion focuses on politics and fiscal credibility as the dominant drivers for sterling over the coming months.
The pair also examine softer-than-expected …
Oil is up and markets expect rate hikes
This week, Brian Daingerfield and Paul Robson take a whistle-stop tour of major currencies ahead of a flurry of central bank policy decisions next week.Key takeaways* Rising oil prices have become the primary driver of FX markets.* Markets increasingly expect further rate hikes across several major…
Will the real Kevin Warsh please stand up?
This week on Currency Exchange, Eimear Daly is joined by Paul Robson and Brian Daingerfield to assess a pivotal week for global central banks and currency markets. They unpack the Bank of England’s policy decision to hold the base rate, analyse the market’s reaction to the Fed under Chair Kevin War…
Summer’s over, but what next for currency markets?
As markets emerge from the summer, higher global yields, elevated energy prices, shifting central-bank expectations and changing investor positioning are creating a complex backdrop for currencies.
In this episode of the Currency Exchange, Brian Dangerfield and Paul Robson assess why FX markets hav…
We Charge Genocide
“The Crime of Government Against Negro People”
In the summer of 1944, when Nazi death camps were known to exist, but the total number of their victims had yet to be tabulated, a Polish Jew named Rafael Lemkin came up with a word for the crime Hitler and his henchmen were committing.
Genocide — t…
We Charge Genocide
“The Crime of Government Against Negro People”
In the summer of 1944, when Nazi death camps were known to exist, but the total number of their victims had yet to be tabulated, a Polish Jew named Rafael Lemkin came up with a word for the crime Hitler and his henchmen were committing.
Genocide — t…
Cooking up a storm in markets
In this episode of Currency Exchange, Brian Daingerfield and Paul Robson examine what is driving the dollar higher, why sterling has held up surprisingly well and why the euro is coming under increasing pressure from political and fiscal concerns in France.Key themes:* A perfect storm for the dolla…
Dollar gains (again) amid euro woes
European political and fiscal uncertainty continues to dominate currency markets, with France at the centre of investor concerns. In this episode of Currency Exchange, Brian Daingerfield is joined by Paul Robson to explore how rising government borrowing costs, elevated energy prices and competitio…
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