November 2024 Monthly Currency Report for SME’s
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GBP – October in review
Inflation falls to a 3 year low
- Headline Inflation falls to 1.7%
- The MPC paused its rate cuts
- Reeves is accused of breaking a manifesto pledge
- Sterling falls as the dollar soars
GBP – November what to watch
Budget will add volatility
- Personal taxes remain unchanged
- Small businesses are hammered
- The next rate cut may be on hold
- The pound is driven by interest rates
USD – October in review
All eyes are on the Fed
- FOMC pauses its cycle of rate cuts
- Powell is accused of “jumping the gun”
- The economy may sway the vote
- The dollar is reacting to Fed Hawkishness
USD – November what to watch
Trump or Harris?
- The election is likely to see increased volatility
- A Trump victory would see Tariffs introduced
- There are still doubts about the economy
- The dollar could gain from increased policy divergence
EUR – October in review
The ECB cuts for a third time
- The ECB has now lopped 75 points off its base rate
- Lagarde is concerned about tariffs
- Lane wants to see rate cuts continue
- The Euro is suffering “death by a thousand cuts”
EUR – November what to watch
Will Trump add to EU woes?
- More cuts are expected
- Schnabel is switching from inflation to growth
- How far and by how much
- The euro may suffer as the Fed turns more hawkish
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