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Over the weekend, UBS Group AG has agreed to buy Credit Suisse Group AG and will reportedly pay $3.23 billion for Credit Suisse, a fraction of its closing market value on Friday.

Ructions & Turmoil Over the weekend, UBS Group AG has agreed to buy Credit Suisse Group AG and will reportedly pay $3.23 billion for Credit Suisse, a fraction of its closing mar

Our latest blog looks at how the dollar was on its front foot again, thanks to the support of a strong run of economic data out of the United States that traders bet will keep the Federal Reserve on its monetary policy tightening path for longer than initially expected.

https://www.synergyexchange.co.uk/world-markets/dollar-king-again/

Dollar King… Again? Sterling was a middling performer among major currencies last week as recent economic data suggests that the Bank of England may become slightly less aggressi

Our latest blog reflects on how this week is going to be a much quieter week on the economic calendar. However, there’s still plenty for markets to mull over after last week’s slew of Central Bank hikes and Friday’s unexpectedly strong U.S. nonfarm payrolls report. In fact, data in the Eurozone and the U.K. will be closely watched.

Renewed Pressure It’s set to be a much quieter week on the economic calendar, but there’s still plenty for markets to mull over after last week’s slew of Central Bank hikes.

Our latest blog discusses how this week will be an action-packed week, as three of the world’s largest central banks hold policy meetings. While the Federal Reserve is expected to slow the pace of interest rate hikes, the European Central Bank and the Bank of England are both expected to hike rates by 50-basis points.

https://www.synergyexchange.co.uk/world-markets/rising-rates/

Rising Rates It’s set to be an action-packed week as three of the world’s largest central banks hold policy meetings.

Our latest blog looks the highlights of the markets in the first week of the new year, with one of highlights being the British pound gaining 1.11% against the US dollar last week, causing cable to close at its highest level since mid-December. This comes despite some disappointing local economic data: UK Industrial production and manufacturing production both surprised lower for the month of November.

https://www.synergyexchange.co.uk/world-markets/boosted-sentiment/

Boosted Sentiment The British pound gained 1.11% against the US dollar last week, causing cable to close at its highest level since mid-December.

Our latest blog discusses how The Federal Reserve and the Bank of England are all but certain to deliver jumbo 75-basis point rate hikes on Wednesday and Thursday, respectively, as the battle against sky-high inflation continues. However, with investors now on the lookout for signs that aggressive monetary tightening could start to slow, today's Eurozone inflation report and Friday’s U.S. jobs report for October will be in the spotlight.

Never-ending Hikes The Federal Reserve and the Bank of England are all but certain to deliver jumbo 75-basis point rate hikes on Wednesday and Thursday,

This month Synergy celebrates 10 years of business!

We would just like to take this opportunity to thank our partners and clients for all the support over the years. The last 11 months specifically have seen the biggest growth for Synergy in every aspect of the business since we started 10 years ago!

We are all very excited to push forward into the future with our unique package of international payment and bespoke commercial finance solutions serving the UK SME sector. Finally, a huge thank you to the whole Synergy Exchange team and a very special thank you to Will Rostand and Angela Vale for being such driven and loyal directors of the business.

At Synergy Exchange, we do not believe that ‘’One size fits all’’, we cover all affective forms of commercial finance but find that the most effective solutions are ones that are catered specifically to our clients' individual needs.

Our product is unique to the market and Synergy Exchange - The model is based around funding via debt purchase from either your UK debtors, overseas supplier invoices... or a combination of both!

Our products are bespoke to our clients' requirements, no hidden fees, annual costs or transfer fees. Our fees are typically 60% lower than the UK average, great flexibility and is all via our platform which combines your funding and international supplier payments instantaneously and in one place.

To organise a fact-finding call or speak with one of our Commercial Finance Specialists, reach out to us below:

📧 [email protected]
📞 +44 (0) 203 953 6320
💻 www.synergyexchange.co.uk

Our latest blog discusses how global investors have repeatedly had their hopes dashed by the Federal Reserve for a pivot away from an aggressive rate hike campaign. Meanwhile, many market participants will be keenly awaiting the latest U.S. inflation numbers this Thursday for further guidance on upcoming rate hikes:

https://www.synergyexchange.co.uk/world-markets/waves-of-economic-data/

Waves of Economic Data As global investors have repeatedly had their hopes dashed by the Federal Reserve for a pivot away from an aggressive rate hike campaign