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FX Market Brief: November 2024

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Drill into November market, currency, and FX data. Explore the forecasts for rate cuts in the UK, EU, and US and outlooks for inflation.

FX Market Brief: October 2024

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Drill into August and September market, currency, and FX data. Explore the forecasts for rate cuts in the UK, EU, and US and outlooks for inflation.

FX Market Brief: September 2024

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Drill into August and September market, currency, and FX data. Explore the forecasts for rate cuts in the UK, EU, and US and outlooks for inflation.

FX Market Brief: June 2024

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The European Central Bank is now done with its hiking campaign with the current deposit rate at 4% – underlying inflation is smoothing, and the headline print is lowering towards the 2% target. Additionally, activity surveys across various sectors show a significant deterioration and diminishing credit availability.

FX Market Brief: May 2024

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The European Central Bank is now done with its hiking campaign with the current deposit rate at 4% – underlying inflation is smoothing, and the headline print is lowering towards the 2% target. Additionally, activity surveys across various sectors show a significant deterioration and diminishing credit availability.

April FX Market Insights: Key Trends and Analysis

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April 2024 FX Market Brief: Discover key trends, rate changes, and economic insights. Stay ahead with GPS Capital Markets' expert analysis.

Case Study: Top International Architecture Firm Cuts a 7,500 Invoice Backlog with GPS

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The European Central Bank is now done with its hiking campaign with the current deposit rate at 4% – underlying inflation is smoothing, and the headline print is lowering towards the 2% target. Additionally, activity surveys across various sectors show a significant deterioration and diminishing credit availability.

FX Market Brief: March 2024

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The European Central Bank is now done with its hiking campaign with the current deposit rate at 4% – underlying inflation is smoothing, and the headline print is lowering towards the 2% target. Additionally, activity surveys across various sectors show a significant deterioration and diminishing credit availability.