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July 14, 2025Cross-Border
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UK: Weekly FX Market Update 14 July 2025

GBP

  • UK GDP disappointed again last week, causing Sterling to weaken.

  • All eyes now turn to UK CPI data on Wednesday. Will it stay elevated and support the pound?

  • Employment data on Thursday could also give Sterling direction.

EUR

  • Media reports suggest that the EU will achieve a worse trade deal than the UK with President Trump. Could this weigh on the Euro?

  • Can ZEW economic sentiment continue its positive trajectory and help the single currency?

USD

  • As the tariff deadline gets pushed back again, the US dollar has gained support.

  • FOMC meeting minutes show the Federal Reserve is still happy to keep interest rates steady. Does this mean that there is little chance of a rate cut for the President in July?

  • Will US CPI data show the extent of the impact of the tariffs?


Main events for this week:

Mon July 14

No Top Tier Data

Tue July 15

10:00 EUR ZEW Economic Sentiment

13:30 CAD CPI

14:15 USD FOMC Bowman Speaks

21:00 GBP BoE Governor Bailey Speaks

Wed July 16

07:00 GBP CPI

13:30 USD PPI

14:15 USD Industrial Production

Thu July 17

02:30 AUD Employment Data

07:00 GBP Average Earnings/Claimant Count Change/Unemployment Rate

13:30 USD Retail Sales/Unemployment Claims

Fri July 18

15:00 Prelim UoM Consumer Sentiment/Inflation Expectations

About the author

Trevor Charsley

Trevor Charsley

Senior Market Strategist

Trevor has over 25 years' trading and sales experience. He produces regular market and technical analysis as well as help with the structure and management of FX hedging policies. Trevor is often listed among the top "currency forecaster on Bloomberg".