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Friday, 26 December 2014
News

Sterling stable around 1.5550 level

Sterling remains within consolidation range that we have been in in the past few weeks. However, general outlook is more on the bearish side at the moment. GDP growth should slow in the fourth quarter, and there are deflation risks since CPI increased only by 1% in November. However, holiday season will spur sales that should contribute to economic growth. It is quite uncertain when BoE will raise its interest rates. At the moment we cannot expect that this will happen before the third quarter of 2015.

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Thursday, 25 December 2014
News

Will British pound manage to rebound?

Sterling fell in the course of the session on Tuesday all the way to below 1.55 handle after UK growth was revised down from 3% to 2.6% cent year-on-year in the third quarter. This also points that we could be seeing slower growth in the fourth quarter, which BoE officials have been announcing for some time now. With falling inflation this is just another reason why despite optimistic predications in the middle of the 2014, it is not likely that we are about to witness BoE's rate hike before the second part of 2015. 
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Fundamental analysis - Chapter III. - Interest rates
Wednesday, 17 December 2014
Education

Fundamental analysis - Chapter III. - Interest rates

The biggest price movements , lately are caused by central banks and their interest rate decisions as well as following statements, press conferences, bank's officials, etc. What are interest rates is something that can be read in our basic term section. What interest us in this part is how do interest rates affect market?  Interest rates dictate flows of investment. Since currencies are the representations of a country’s economy, differences in interest rates affect the relative worth of currencies in relation to one another.

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