After the May-Juncker Meeting at Downing Street, Word on The Streets of London is that there exists undeniably, a gap between Britain’s and the EU’s understanding of the ‘Brexit Rollout’. Prime Minister May is determined however, that come March 2019, Britain leaves the EU, deal or no deal. Business Chiefs in the UK have warned against Brexit…
At the beginning of the weekend, despite all that China’s doing to help, Trump says “major major conflict with North Korea possible. Prefer diplomacy but very difficult.” Elsewhere, as Britain’s exit seems to be uniting the EU, Q1 Growth Data showed that Britain’s economy is slowing more than expected Month-on-Month but shows positive numbers for Year-on-Year…
UK Prime Minister Theresa May meets with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and the EU’s ‘Brexit’ negotiator Michel Barnier to commence talks on the Brexit process formally. Price action was a bit rough. The Yen advanced, Sterling edged up as the Conservatives were ahead of Labour in the Polls. US Crude edged lower by the…
A gap-up opening observed for the Euro Monday London Session, less risk-off sentiments weakens Yen, GBP weakens against USD and the AUD was boosted by risk appetite. The French Elections played on market sentiments broadly and by Wall Street Session Monday, the Macron Rally was official. EURUSD hit a session high at 1.0872. Sterling stayed…
