October Growth Push
A one-month power surge exclusively for Women serious about gaining momentum and smashing their business goals to end 2024 strong.
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A New Term Begins—For Us and Our Businesses
After a period of relaxation and, perhaps, a slower pace, it’s time to reset and refocus on our professional goals. Over the years I have heard so many Women say its really hard to find their mojo after the summer, a disconnection has taken place – life would be so much easier with a reset button.
US dollar plummets to multi-month lows on dovish Fed signals
The past couple of weeks have been marked by considerable weakness in the US dollar resulting from dovish signals from the Federal Reserve.
US dollar slips from multi-month highs as US GDP disappoints
The past couple of weeks have been characterised by some significant swings in the US dollar as investors repriced their Federal Reserve interest rate expectations.
US dollar spikes to six-week high on impressive US data
Movement in the currency market has remained erratic over the past couple of weeks, with this volatility being exacerbated by thin trading conditions over the Easter weekend.
Pound slumps amid BoE rate cut bets
Central bank interest rate cut speculation has triggered some notable movement in the currency market over the past couple of weeks.
Euro undermined by ECB disappointment
The euro has tested new multi-month lows over the past couple of weeks, in the wake of the European Central Bank’s (ECB) latest interest rate decision.
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Pound slides amid gloomy UK outlook
The past couple of weeks have been characterised by a downbeat market mood, which has been particularly painful for the pound.
Fluctuating central bank expectations stoke currency volatility
We witnessed some notable swings in the currency market over the past couple of weeks, as investors revised interest rate expectations for the Bank of England (BoE), European Central Bank (ECB) and Federal Reserve.