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Pound shot higher on hopes that a Brexit deal could still be within reach
Analysts are taking the threat of intervention in currency markets seriously
Unrest in Hong Kong could accelerate weakening of the renminbi
Analysts say central bank faces tough choice: inflict more pain on lenders or risk yen rally
Analysts fear ‘wildly volatile’ September and October for pound
The novelty of an interventionist approach gains cross-party traction on Capitol Hill
In the first of a series of articles, the FT examines the state of the nation
Wall Street delights at fall in the renminbi and a sharp move in the Argentine peso
Yawning current account deficit is a vulnerability associated with emerging markets
Central banks around the world are sending out worrying signals about the economy
Beleaguered currency set for its best day under prime minister Boris Johnson
The US cannot unilaterally weaken the dollar
Breach of key threshold sees currency and its regulator face challenges on many fronts
Trade tensions with the US have inevitably put the renminbi under pressure
Pound touches three-year low against the euro before rebounding
Renminbi’s fall stokes US ire
UK currency trades at weakest point against the euro since 2017
Sterling drop piles pressure on UK-based packaged holiday group
Devaluation may seem tempting, but it helps neither China nor the US
Monetary policy is not enough on its own — fiscal co-ordination is essential
Pound faces abrupt bout of selling pressure as speculation rumbles over November poll
Central bank fixes midpoint for trading band above 7 to the dollar
US allegations that China is manipulating its currency burst into the open again
Political choices about value of renminbi tempered by consequences for growth
