Sterling volatility hits June 2017 highs ahead of crucial EU summit. Fed member Evans stated no more rate cuts are needed in the US through 2020.

Is the long, arduous wait nearly over? Brexit deal closes in. Business sentiment in Germany not as bad as feared, but still deeply negative

Brexit hopes high, but is a ‘no deal’ still possible? News of a ‘Phase 1’ trade deal between the US and China goes under the radar.

Sterling soars on Brexit optimism, with the odds of a ‘no-deal’ on October 31st dropping to around 12%. EU officials try to cool expectations.

Sterling: The Volatility Awakens. Trump claims to have had ‘very, very good negotiations with China’, pushing EURUSD back above 1.10

Deep divisions in FOMC cloud US policy outlook. Johnson to talk to his Irish counterpart Varadkar today about further Brexit matters.

Dollar rallies on hopes of US-China trade breakthrough. Industrial production numbers out of Germany came in below expectations.

Markets brace for major central bank announcements. Johnson states that the UK will leave ‘come what may’ at the end of October.

Falling US yields cut dollar rally short. All eyes turn to industrial production numbers out of Germany and second-tier data out of the US.