In recent years, more attention has been drawn to how vehicle finance agreements have been structured and sold. While many drivers were simply looking for an affordable way to access a car, the complexity of some finance deals has led to misunderstandings and, in certain cases, unfair outcomes.
Tuesday morning started off in red for GBP against both EUR and USD, after average earnings and unemployment figures were released. An indication in the wrong direction for both indices, suggest that the UK economy is moving into deeper water. Why’s that?
Last week was anything but quiet, with renewed tensions between the U.S. and China, the ECB signalling stability on interest rates, and even an unusual public clash between President Trump and Elon Musk.
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The Bank of Canada look likely to becoming towards the end of their rate cutting cycle after they opted to keep current interest rates on hold, keeping in tune with the pause in rates in April as well.
The Australian dollar faced notable pressure following the latest Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) meeting minutes, which revealed a shift in forward guidance.
And just like that, we’ve already reached June! It might be something I say every year, but 2025 truly feels like it’s flying by; largely thanks to the constant volatility we’ve seen so far.
This afternoon's focus will be on a series of key US economic indicators, starting with the Core PCE Price Index and Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) – the Federal Reserve’s preferred measures of inflation.
