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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
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Tony Redondo is regularly featured in national media, providing expert insight on currency markets, international payments, and global economic trends.
07 September 2026
‘I only had half an hour of money lessons. It’s shocking’
Tony Redondo, the founder of the foreign exchange service Cosmos Currency Exchange, said: “The burden falls on parents who were never taught this stuff themselves.
03 September 2026
'Buy holiday cash now' and 'save €230' ahead of 'change after this week'
Tony Redondo, founder of Newquay-based Cosmos Currency Exchange, said the Bank of England was between a rock and a hard place.
25 August 2026
Small businesses drive fall in vacancies across the UK jobs market — and here’s why, straight from the horse’s mouth
Tony Redondo, Founder at Newquay-based Cosmos Currency Exchange, pointed the finger firmly at Labour: “Labour’s first two budgets have piled £66bn of extra tax on business, largely landing on employers, and it shows: job vacancies have fallen to 707,000, a level unseen outside the pandemic since late 2014.”