The start of “Hell Week” for sterling: What you need to know
There are several levels of hell that sterling could experience this week, all of which will affect the country’s army of SMEs in some way.
Tag: Currency
July 2018 economic statistics: All the figures SMEs need to know
Real Business takes a look at how government actions impacted the UK economy in July.
Currency outlook: what can we expect from the euro over the next 3 months?
For businesses looking to trade with Europe in the coming months, or those already operating within the EU, it helps to keep an eye on the euro.
Are cryptocurrencies really the more secure option?
By Staff writer
Most industries seem reluctant to fully embrace cryptocurrencies until they get some real momentum behind them but it’s only through being more widely accepted that this momentum will be generated.
When it comes to Brexit, don’t end up like Buridan’s ass
By Staff writer
Have you heard of Buridan’s ass” Stefano Maifreni, founder and director of Eggcelerate, explains what the term means and why it relates to Brexit.
Tell us what’s holding you back from thinking globally
Whether it’s finding the right markets, currency volatility or economic uncertainty, we d like to know what road blocks stand in the way of thinking globally and embracing international trade.
Exploring new markets for international trade after Brexit
By Staff writer
Small businesses have come to a turning point in international trade. As negotiations progress around Britain’s departure from the EU, the future terms of the UK’s trade with Europe remain unclear.
SMEs shun international trade and turn attention to domestic markets
Nearly two-thirds of SMEs (65 per cent) are concerned about the state of the global economy, and only seven per cent believe international trade is the greatest growth opportunity available to them, according to a new study.
Hedge your bets: Keeping an eye on the pound when trading overseas
Trading overseas is fraught with challenges, and one important thing is to keep an eye on domestic currencies.
UK exporters boast increased margins as nine-in-ten benefit from weaker pound
The weaker pound has been bad news for some, and good news for others – and exporters seem to be benefiting from more competitive prices to overseas buyers.