Naomi Tajitsu

The euro is on track to cap its worst month in over a year, blighted by the prospect that US trade tariffs will hit the region’s already battered economy.

Bank of America Corp. has emerged as Wall Street’s biggest pound bull, pushing a 2025 forecast that sees the currency hitting its highest level against the euro since 2016 and surging 8% versus the dollar.

Bank of America Corp. has emerged as Wall Street's biggest pound bull, pushing a 2025 forecast that sees the currency hitting its highest level against the euro since 2016 and surging 8% versus the dollar.

(Bloomberg) -- Some of the world's biggest investment houses say the political instability in France has muddied the picture for economic growth

(Bloomberg) -- Some of the world's biggest investment houses say the political instability in France has muddied the picture for economic growth and public accounts to the point that they're struggling to build a constructive investment case.

The pound rose to its strongest level against the euro in over two and a half years, boosted by bets the Bank of England will cut interest rates less aggressively than the European Central Bank.

The Swiss franc tumbled after the central bank delivered a larger-than-expected interest-rate cut, a move that analysts say should stem the currency’s appreciation in the coming months.

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UBS Asset Management’s Kevin Zhao plans to keep working during the holidays this year, hoping that if US Treasuries selloff amid thin trading volumes he’ll be there to buy.

UBS Asset Management's Kevin Zhao plans to keep working during the holidays this year, hoping that if US Treasuries selloff amid thin trading volumes he'll be there to buy.