Ingredients Market Report: June 2022
The Euro has edged upwards in recent days as the situation in China relaxes a little and the sensitivity to the Ukraine/Russia situation settle down a little. This combined with a less pessimistic view of the potential rise in US interest rates has favoured the Euro and indeed Sterling. Sterling was also heled by the recent £15 billion fiscal package softening the cost-of-living issues faced by all. Currencies remain vulnerable to the global outlook however which is increasingly uncertain and thus volatility is here to stay.