The Board of Banking Competition Remedies Ltd (BCR) has announced today that Form3 in partnership with Ebury Partners are awarded £5m funds of the Capability and Innovation Fund Pool D grant. The grant will support Form3 and Ebury in building the first API-based global transaction platform for UK SMEs, to be distributed at scale through Financial Institutions (FIs).

Learn about the latest market updates for Euro, Sterling and US Dollar with our Mandarin speaking Key Account Director, Qi Yan.

Dollar routed as markets brace for Federal Reserve cuts. The ECB stayed mainly on script, with only minor adjustments to monetary policy.

Euro rallies on less-dovish-than-expected ECB meeting. May steps down as Prime Minister today, lack of clarity over who will take over.

Euro retraces gains ahead of crucial ECB meeting. Service data out of the UK surprises to the upside, all eyes on Carney speech today.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell hints at US interest rate cut. Trump hints at ‘phenomenal’ post-Brexit trade deal with the UK, Sterling gains.

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Escalating trade war fears drive markets. Tensions continue to increase, with parties with a clear stance on Brexit overtaking Labour and the Tories.

The European Central Bank (ECB) will be announcing its latest policy decision on Thursday, with investors hoping for an upbeat Draghi.

FX market rattled as Trump slaps tariffs on Mexico. Concern that a Boris Johnson led Tory party will lead to a ‘no-deal’ Brexit grows.

Euro edges lower as risk-off mode dominates trading. Canadian Dollar slides to its lowest level in 5 months after dovish BoC meeting.

Safe-havens gain as China warns over trade war retaliation. Boris Johnson remains the bookmakers favourite to replace Theresa May.

How is Brexit impacting the Foreign Exchange market? Watch our latest update here, featuring our Senior Market Analyst, Matthew Ryan.

May resignation sends Sterling tumbling. Populist anti-Euro parties did poorly in elections, meaning even more positive news for Euro.

Dollar falls on soft US data, Theresa May resigns as PM. Her successor, most likely pro-Brexit Boris Johnson, will be appointed by 7th June.