The Brexit Referendum
British citizens are scheduled to vote on the Brexit in a referendum that could help set the European nation's political and economic direction for years to come.
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British citizens are scheduled to vote on the Brexit in a referendum that could help set the European nation's political and economic direction for years to come.
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The surprise election of Donald Trump to the U.S. presidency has impacted markets worldwide. The GBP is no different, experiencing an abundance of pricing volatility.
The German elections of 2017 may affect the UK economy in several ways. Currency values and Germany-UK trade relations will more than likely be influenced.
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The impact of a U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate increase is far-reaching, and has both direct and indirect implications. Find out who and what is impacted by these changes.
Hong Kong is an island nation with a complex history and political system. As a modernised global financial center, Hong Kong is often viewed as the conduit by which wealth flows from China and the Far East to the Western world. Once an outpost for farmers and fishermen, modern day Hong Kong is a bustling metropolis where Eastern culture is infused with the customs of the West. The election for…
Now that the U.K. has approved its exit from the EU, learn what Great Britain's options are and how it can affect your investment strategy at FXCM.
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