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Ireland Outlook – February 2021

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    The euro is a little firmer this morning and is knocking on the door of $1.20 and 87p against the dollar and sterling respectively. The pound, meanwhile, is largely unchanged against the US currency trading just below the $1.38 level US equity markets ended marginally lower yesterday while European stocks chalked up modest gains. In […]

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    The euro and sterling have both gained some ground against the dollar with the former kicking on to over $1.1950 this morning and the pound recovering to around $1.38. This leaves the single currency-pound exchange rate largely unchanged at just over 86.5p Equity markets chalked up small gains yesterday notwithstanding some disappointing news on the […]

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    Little change

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    The main currency pairs are little changed this morning. The euro continues to trade in and around the $1.19 level against the dollar and at circa 86.5p against sterling, while the pound is still hovering just above $1.3750 against the US currency US and German 10-year bond yields closed very marginally higher yesterday at 1.67% […]

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    The euro gained around a cent and a half against the dollar over the course of last week and kicks off this week trading at just shy of $1.19. The single currency also strengthened against sterling, rising by more than 1.5p to a little under 87p which is where it trades this morning. The pound, […]

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