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U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson is "clinically stable" in intensive care and responding to treatment for the coronavirus.The British pound rises 0.5% against the U.S. dollar. Invesco Currenc

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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson received oxygen support overnight, but was not put on a ventilator, after being moved to intensive care as his coronavirus symptoms worsened.Foreign Secretary Domi

A deal in the oil market is possible. For obvious reasons, the economic data is terrible. Continue to avoid international ETFs.

The Bank of England won't resort to printing money to help fund government spending to mitigate the impact of the coronavirus, the central bank's governor, Andrew Bailey, wrote in an op-ed piece in th

The U.K. lockdown is likely to extend shut down beyond May, warning that the spread of coronavirus must first slow and intense testing is introduced.“We want to move to a situation where at least b

The latest Markit numbers were understandably terrible. The Bank of Japan and England released meeting minutes. The markets rebounded this week.  But the activi

Fitch has cut UK's debt rating by a notch to AA- amid COVID-19 surge in debt with negative outlook, reports Reuters.This could Britain's deepest recession and further cuts could follow. "The downg

The Bank of England keeps its bank rate at 0.1% and will continue with its program to purchase £200B of U.K. government bonds and sterling non-financial investment-grade corporate bonds."If needed

U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson approves radical measures to ban all unnecessary movement of people in the U.K. for at least three weeks in efforts to stop the spread of the coronavirus.All shops se

There's been an unprecedented amount of central-bank activity this week. There has also been a number of very strong pledges to ramp up the fiscal stimulus. The

The British government will pay the wages of employees unable to work due to the coronavirus pandemic.The radical measure will see employees receive 80% of their salary if they are kept on by their em