Currency Exchange Articles

12/09/2026 by Tony Redondo Britain’s problem is not Brexit but the price of everything, above all, energy. Energy bills are heading up again. The North

05/09/2026 by Tony Redondo The OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) reckons governments and corporations worldwide will borrow $21 trillion from global bond markets

29/08/2026 by Tony Redondo Economists are urging the BoE (Bank of England) to halt its costly approach to unwinding QE (quantitative easing), as the process

22/08/2026 by Tony Redondo The next UK budget has been confirmed for 28 October. In Labour’s first two budgets, under Chancellor Rachel Reeves, we’ve seen

15/08/2026 by Steve Parker of www.steveparkericd.com I thought I should use this opportunity to share my thoughts on a region you will have been hearing

06/08/2026 by David Farnell of Dynamic UK law firm for businesses and individuals | Keystone Law When transferring significant sums of money overseas, there is

01/08/2026 by Tony Redondo The IEA (Institute of Economic Affairs) published two interesting reports this week, examining Britain’s long-term growth and post-crisis policies, and marking

25/07/2026 by Tony Redondo Politicians are often accused of not letting facts get in the way of their argument, but it disappoints me that someone

17/07/2026 by Tim Cooper-Cocks of https://www.cw-chamber.co.uk/ Why opportunity belongs to those prepared to think differently “To change the future, we must first disturb the present.”