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July 7, 2025Cross-Border
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UK: Weekly FX Market Update 7 July 2025

GBP

  • PM Starmer's options for Chancellor are between an individual who is clearly feeling the pressure (personal or public) and an unknown who may revert to Labours past fiscal irresponsibility. Will the pound suffer?

  • Recent UK data has been disappointing. Will UK GDP disappoint again this Friday?

EUR

  • ECB’s De Guindos had stated that they are happy with the EURUSD pairing at 1.2000 but that things could get ‘complicated’ above that level.

  • Will these sentiments slow down the EURUSD strength we have seen for the past six months?

USD

  • This could be a pivotal time for the dollar. With the tax bill passed into law, a calm bond market and tariffs now broadly agreed, could we be in for a period of less volatility and USD strength?

  • President Trump remains upset with Fed Chair Powell, wanting him to cut rates and calling for him to resign immediately.

  • Powell points out that rates would have been cut already if tariffs had not been imposed, and that he will wait until the effects of the tariffs are evident before changing policy. Could this situation undermine the dollar further?


Main events for this week:

Mon Jul 7

09:30 EUR Sentix Investor Confidence

Tue Jul 8

05:30 AUD Cash Rate/Statement

06:30 AUD Reserve Bank Australia Press Conference

Wed Jul 9

03:00 NZD Cash Rate/Statement

19:00 USD FOMC Meeting Minutes

Thu Jul 10

13:30 USD Unemployment Claims

19:30 USD FOMC Daly Speaks

Fri Jul 11

07:00 GBP GDP/Goods Trade Balance/Industrial Production

13:30 CAD Employment Data

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".