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The end of currency a tailwind for UK investors
Advice A weak pound and strong dollar are unlikely to keep bolstering returns for British investors over the next decade.
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The pound’s wild week
Features The pound hit four-month lows against the dollar last week amid another bout of political turbulence at Westminster.
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The pound looks cheap – but will it get even cheaper?
Features While the dollar surges, UK politics are making things decidedly tricky for the pound, which looks remarkably cheap right now. Dominic Frisby looks at what the future holds for sterling.
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Sterling regains some shine
Features The pound has perked up. Last week it jumped to $1.43, the highest level since the referendum on leaving the EU.
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That’s it – the low for sterling is in this time
Features The pound has gone as low against the dollar as it’s going to, says Dominic Frisby. We’re at a start of a new, multi-year bull market in sterling.
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Why is sterling slumping?
Features The pound has fallen to a seven-year low against the dollar, and is down almost a tenth against the euro.
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Expect a sterling slide
Features The pound recently fell to a three-year low against the US dollar - and further declines look likely.
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A turning point for sterling? Don’t bet on it
Features After sliding against the dollar in recent weeks, the pound has bounced back. But don’t think the plunge is over just yet, says John Stepek. Here, he looks at the truth behind the rally.
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Why the pound may be about to take a beating
Features The dollar has been sick for a while, but could be about to make a recovery. And with the Bank of England unlikely to raise interest rates, sterling could be in for a pounding – especially against the euro.
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