Since the Conservative party conference in Birmingham just under two weeks ago the market has progressed again through the five stages of “Brexit grief” into acceptance of a Hard Brexit.

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The US dollar closed with its strongest weekly performance in more than seven months on Friday following robust advance retail sales and producer prices data for September strengthening expectations the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates in December.

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Sentiment was unstable for most of the week and this was well reflected in rising cross market volatility. Intact uncertainty, related to the European banking sector, more muted growth expectations when it comes to China and the intensifying notion that Read More →