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September 8, 2025Cross-Border
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UK: Weekly FX Market Update 8 September

GBP

  • Deputy PM Rayner is forced to resign, yet another issue for the beleaguered government.

  • The Budget will be announced on November 26th. Does that mean that we will see a series of ‘floated ideas’ regarding tax hikes as Chancellor Reeves decides which direction to go next?

  • UK GDP is released on Friday. Will it continue to slowly expand and support the pound?

EUR

  • The French minority government could lose Monday’s vote of confidence.

  • So far, the market has ignored the French turmoil, but will this continue?

  • The ECB sets rates on Thursday. With German CPI at +2.3%, does this provide the backdrop to hold rates steady?

USD

  • US 30-year Treasury yields tested higher at 5%, but got rejected.

  • US CPI is released this Thursday. Will it provide the Fed with a reason to avoid cutting rates on Sept 17th?

  • As the fight between Trump and the Fed continues, governor Cook sues to stay in position. Will investors take fright at this fight over control of the Fed?


Main events for this week:

Mon Sep 8

09:30 EUR Sentix Investor Confidence

Tue Sep 9

00:01 GBP BRC Retail Sales

12:30 EUR Bundesbank President Nagel Speaks

Wed Sep 10

13:30 USD PPI

Thu Sep 11

13:15 EUR ECB Interest Rate Decision/Statement

13:30 USD CPI/Unemployment Claims

13:45 EUR ECB Press Conference

Fri Sep 12

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

09:30 GBP Consumer Inflation Expectations

15:00 USD 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".