Stock Market
By Evie Vavasseur
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EUR/GBP stays put. UBS analysts released their latest take on February 6, saying the currency pair should remain stable in the coming weeks as UK budget worries fade into the…
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The UK Treasury rolled out its latest budget recently, packed with growth-boosting measures that initially spooked markets over increased borrowing concerns.
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Forex traders are seeing way less volatility in the EUR/GBP rate compared to earlier weeks. "Volatility has diminished," one UBS analyst said, capturing what many market watchers…
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Economic data keeps playing a huge role in all this. The European Central Bank's recent moves have also helped create this stable environment, with their interest rate decisions…
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The UK's economic picture remains crucial here. Inflation numbers and job figures are the key metrics everyone's tracking.
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Geopolitical tensions or surprise policy changes could flip the script quickly, so market participants can't get too comfortable.
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Current economic indicators support their projections, though they're advising people to keep a close eye on upcoming UK economic reports.
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As budget concerns ease up, the focus is shifting back to economic fundamentals. UBS thinks that's a key factor driving current stability.
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The market's waiting for the next UK fiscal report, which could influence how investors feel about things.
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February 10 brings the Bank of England's latest policy meeting minutes. These documents will give more insight into the central bank's stance on interest rates and economic growth.
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The Eurozone has its own data releases scheduled for February 12. GDP growth rates and consumer confidence indexes will be under the microscope, since these indicators could…
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Goldman Sachs currency strategists noted that recent stabilization in the EUR/GBP pair could offer traders a chance to reassess their positions.
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Right now the EUR/GBP pair is trading around 0.88, showing the relative calm that's settled over the forex market.
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UBS's analysis comes amid ongoing speculation about the UK's economic path post-Brexit. February 7 brings new UK industrial production data from the Office for National Statistics.
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Barclays issued a report suggesting the recent calm in EUR/GBP markets might not last long. The bank points to upcoming UK-EU trade agreement negotiations as a potential…
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