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Alan is a highly experienced banker with an in depth knowledge of Corporate Banking, Treasury and Trade Finance. He has had a varied career in Global markets, Risk management, FX Trading and Sales & Interest Rate Management. He has managed sales teams mentoring his team in both markets and marketing.He has been published in a number of journals and has appeared daily on radio to discuss market movements and events. His first novel was recently published.

“Risk off” as Rhetoric Continues

Macro Commentary Alan Hill -
Swiss franc has largest one day rise in 2½ years The seemingly inevitable conflict between the U.S. and North Korea came a step closer yesterday...

Dollar Stable as North Korean Rhetoric Grows

Macro Commentary Alan Hill -
Trump Threatens “Fire and Fury” The currency market has reacted in typical fashion to a ratcheting up of the tension between the U.S. and North...

Dollar reaching its Nadir?

Analysis Alan Hill -
Economy turning positive as market expectations grow It is perceived wisdom that rate hikes tend to follow a period of improved economic activity that needs...

Dollar Corrects but Trend remains

Macro Commentary Alan Hill -
Strong employment report brings relief. Fridays release of employment data drove a correction in the dollar as the index of its performance against the currencies...

It Cuts Both Ways

Macro Commentary Alan Hill -
Commercial considerations should drive Brexit negotiations. The other day I was at a meeting of “experts” in several fields where we were discussing Brexit “what...

Employment report to support dollar?

Analysis Alan Hill -
Traders ready for correction. The almost one-way direction that has seen the Euro rise to 1.1910 without any meaningful correction means that, in a comparable...

Dollar Trend Remains Intact

Macro Commentary Alan Hill -
Correction possible but no expectation for dollar strength. The current dollar downtrend started just after Donald Trump's inauguration as President. Since June, the move has...

Manufacturing Surprise Lifts Pound

Macro Commentary Alan Hill -
MPC facing conflicting factors The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee meets tomorrow. Despite the fall in inflation recorded in May, it is likely to...

Trump Presidency in Disarray

Macro Commentary Alan Hill -
“Traditional” economic drivers being ignored An economy in which in interest rates are being increased and a currency that is seeing a widening of interest...

Dollar falling as Trump Struggles

Macro Commentary Alan Hill -
Still unable to create a settled team Donald Trump’s inability to produce a team that is settled and able to perform reflects his Presidency so...
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