Brexit

If negotiations between the EU and UK over the NI protocol don’t end soon, the Pound may fall further

Just as with Europe, a crisis (Brexit) has been averted in the US (stimulus package)

After 4.5 years a Brexit trade deal is expected to be announced today. FTSE is pointing to a stronger start whilst GBP/USD eyes 2020 high

“Sources” say a Brexit trade deal is “imminent”.

Traders are tired of Brexit officials’ comments. They want to see action.

Regardless of the reason, volatility is back.

GBP/USD has been extremely volatile as of late.

What could happen to GBP pairs if a deal gets done this weekend?

This week brings potential for more volatility in GBP/USD

UK and EU leaders agree that negotiations should continue but a no-deal Brexit is still the most likely outcome on December 31.

The UK and the EU are on course for a no-deal Brexit that could rattle financial markets. We look at what it means for the pound, the FTSE 100, and stocks.