George Vessey, Lead FX and Macro Strategist
With 10+ years in financial services, George blends macroeconomic expertise with technical analysis to help global businesses navigate currency volatility and build effective risk management strategies. George is frequently quoted in leading financial publications, including Bloomberg and Reuters.
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Markets cheered too early
Thin liquidity, strong price action. Fewer reasons to sell the euro. Pound’s rebound could be short-lived.
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US dollar softer as inauguration looms
Soft inflation helped markets recover. It’s all about politics in Canada these days. Small glimmer of hope for euro. Risk appetite supports sterling.
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Stocks soar but rate cuts still distant
Soft inflation helped markets recover. Small glimmer of hope for euro. Risk appetite supports sterling.
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Markets whipsaw as Fed speak trumps macro
Waller negates somewhat strong data. Can the bulls push past $1.0350? Stagnant Britain; sliding sterling.
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Dollar stumbles but holds trendline
Bracing for retail sales after inflation dip. Pound’s recovery short-lived. Euro fails to capitalize on softer us data.
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UK inflation unexpectedly slows in boost for rate cut hopes
Pound steady as UK inflation cools. Greenback wavers on tariff uncertainty. Euro can’t escape the US shadow.