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Preparing for FX market volatility

If you’re operating internationally, FX volatility could affect your profitability. In times of uncertainty, though, and depending on your business cycles, a more frequent regular review of positions, obligations, and business results might be a good idea.

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By Cross-Border
Sep 5, 2024
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News from the North: Ireland, the EU and the Nordics
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News from the North: Ireland, the EU and the Nordics

From the perspective of the Northern European economies, to recession, banking, and financial markets, we look at recent global issues and geopolitical shocks while finding hope with the growing interest in sustainability and progressive innovations.

ausbiz: CPI gives the RBA another reason to hike
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ausbiz: CPI gives the RBA another reason to hike

In his latest interview with ausbiz, Peter Dragicevich, APAC Currency Strategist at Corpay Cross-Border Solutions, suggests that the Chinese economy is faltering, operating on a two-speed system where services lead, yet is currently losing momentum.

Savings Tip Jar: What a weak Aussie Dollar means for you
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Savings Tip Jar: What a weak Aussie Dollar means for you

In the latest episode of the Savings Tip Jar, Corpay Cross-Border Solutions' Currency Strategist for APAC, Peter Dragicevich, shares his expert insights into how the Aussie dollar will fare over the next two quarters

Cost of insuring vs US default increases before vote on debt ceiling bill
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Cost of insuring vs US default increases before vote on debt ceiling bill

"Markets remain broadly unconcerned," Karl Schamotta wrote.

UPDATE 1-Cost of insuring against US default contracts further on debt bill hopes
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UPDATE 1-Cost of insuring against US default contracts further on debt bill hopes

"We suspect these fears are likely overdone," wrote Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Corpay in Toronto.

C$ posts weekly decline as investors eye higher U.S. rates
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C$ posts weekly decline as investors eye higher U.S. rates

“The Canadian dollar continues to suffer collateral damage as U.S. rate expectations revert back toward pre-banking panic levels,” said Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Corpay.

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