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Although the 0.3% rebound in GDP growth was better than expected, the UK economy still faces a number of serious challenges.
Trading on the foreign exchange (forex) market can benefit importers and exporters, but “trading with the trend” is risky and has its caveats.
The battered and bruised South African economy contracted by more than expected in the fourth quarter of 2022, the latest in a bleak landscape of bad news stories.
Recently volatility has increased in markets as sensitivity to news flow, particularly with regard to global inflation, has increased. As global growth appears to be slowing amid increasing energy prices and multi-decade-high inflation levels, the actions of Central Banks globally are being closely observed and analysed.
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