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The FX Lifecycle Explained

In an earlier post, we discussed the differences in foreign exchange perspectives in the United States versus other open economies such as the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and the European Union.

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By Cross-Border
Sep 20, 2024
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Trends in the New Economy: Thriving in the age of uncertainty
Cross-BorderGlobal paymentsRisk management

Trends in the New Economy: Thriving in the age of uncertainty

Increasing security—and managing uncertainty—is top of mind for many businesses who are thinking about creating more resilience in their planning.

Maine Drilling & Blasting
Virtual CardPayments Automation

Maine Drilling & Blasting

A rapidly growing, employee-owned specialty contractor uplevels its credit card programs and takes advantage of rebates to support growth.

Streamlining Manufacturing Supply Chains: The Power of Invoice Automation
Payments Automation

Streamlining Manufacturing Supply Chains: The Power of Invoice Automation

This post explores the significance of using invoice automation to streamline payment processes and foster successful supply chain relationships.

ausbiz: What the Bank of Japan's rate hold means for the economy
Cross-Border

ausbiz: What the Bank of Japan's rate hold means for the economy

In his latest interview with ausbiz, Peter Dragicevich, APAC Currency Strategist at Corpay Cross-Border Solutions, explains the repercussions of the Bank of Japan's decision to uphold their extremely low interest rates.

Stay Ahead of the Curve: Why Accounts Payable Invoice Automation is the Key to Future-Proofing Your Business
Payments AutomationExpense management

Stay Ahead of the Curve: Why Accounts Payable Invoice Automation is the Key to Future-Proofing Your Business

This article examines the phase out of manual AP processes and highlights how invoice automation can improve productivity, accuracy, and business performance.

Analysts react to Federal Reserve leaving interest rates unchanged

Analysts react to Federal Reserve leaving interest rates unchanged

"This wasn't a "pause", it was a "skip". With the economy performing better than expected and inflation pressures remaining persistent, Fed officials chose to maintain a hawkishly data-contingent bias in this afternoon's statement and dot plot."

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